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Subscribers of Smart Communications and Talk N Text are eligible for free Facebook access, that is through select prepaid, home, and postpaid offers.
Smart Prepaid, TNT, Smart Bro Prepaid and Smart Home WiFi Prepaid subscribers who register to qualified offers will receive 1GB free access to Facebook valid for one day.
Smart Postpaid subscribers, meanwhile, who purchase qualified boosters will receive 3GB open access data valid for 30 days.
“From May 26 to 31, Smart Prepaid, TNT, Bro Prepaid, and Home WiFi Prepaid users can enjoy FREE 1GB of Facebook data when they load any promo worth ₱50 and up. This freebie is valid for one day and can be used across all Meta apps, including Facebook, Messenger, and Instagram—perfect for staying social, sharing updates, and keeping conversations going,” Smart Communications has said.
This will help subscribers access a wide range of everyday online activities, including staying updated with family and friends through news feed, sharing photos and videos of life moments, and communicating via Messenger.
Moreover, they can also watch entertaining and informative contents from content creators, follow pages of interests, and participate in communities and groups centered on hobbies, professions and shared interests.
Online sellers and small businesses can respond to customer inquiries, manage FB pages, promote products and update Marketplace listings.
Through Messenger and Facebook groups, students can coordinate schoolwork, group projects, and announcements.
Professionals can stay informed through industry pages, business communities, and networking groups, while jobseekers can explore opportunities and updates shared on relevant platforms.
Facebook remains useful for families and friends as a key channel for everyday connection reflected through chats, shared updates, photos and videos that help maintain relationships in real time.
Smart has said that this initiative reflects their continued effort to provide meaningful value to subscribers.
Sources: Smart Communications, Manila Standard, NoypiGeeks, Corner Magazine,
