Cogeco partners with Assurant on mobile devices and protection
TL;DR: Cogeco, a Canadian operator, said it is providing mobile devices and device protection through a partnership with Assurant.
Cogeco said it is providing mobile devices and device protection through a partnership with Assurant. The announcement appeared in a Light Reading item that identified the source as a press release.
Assurant is the partner named in the announcement. The item states that the partnership covers mobile device access and device protection for Cogeco customers in Canada.
The source material does not provide additional details such as launch date, device brands, pricing, coverage terms, or contract length. The available fact is that Cogeco and Assurant announced a partnership focused on mobile devices and protection.
Related questions
- What mobile devices will Cogeco offer through Assurant?
- What device protection terms are included in the Cogeco-Assurant partnership?
- When will Cogeco customers be able to access these device and protection services?
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