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NOW Mobile FAQs (Answered)
An affordable new product from Xfinity, NOW Mobile offers an incredible value on unlimited 5G data, for $25 per month per line of service, with options to bring your own device (BYOD) or choose a new one. This article includes answers to FAQs about NOW Mobile. For more on NOW Mobile, including eligi
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Gigabit x10 system requirements for Xfinity Internet (Answered)
To have download speeds up to 10 Gbps, there are unique requirements for your desktop or laptop's operating system (OS), processor, memory, Ethernet connectivity and the browser you use. For information on the minimum system requirements needed for Xfinity Internet service, please see our system rec
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What is Internet Protocol, version 6 (IPv6)? (Answered)
Find out whether your home network is ready for the web’s new IP. IPv6 IPv6 is supposed to replace the old version, IPv4. Unlike IPv4, IPv6 provides a pool of nearly unlimited IP addresses. Other benefits include more efficient routing and stateless address auto-configuration. The transition to IPv6
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Troubleshoot scenes in the Xfinity Home app (Answered)
Learn what to do when you have a problem with your scenes in the Xfinity Home app. What you'll need: Xfinity Home or Xfinity InternetAccess to the Xfinity Home app I can't create scenes Verify that your mobile device is running the minimum operating system (or higher) necessary to support scenes: Ap
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What is smoke monitoring from Xfinity Home? (Answered)
Protect your home from fire damage. What is smoke monitoring? Xfinity Home smoke monitoring uses smoke and heat detectors that, together with your primary system, are designed to keep your property safe. When an alarm is triggered, our smoke detectors alert the Central Monitoring Station, which will
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Delete rules in the Xfinity Home app (Answered)
Learn how to use the Xfinity Home app to delete rules in your Xfinity system. Not sure how rules can work for you? Learn more about rules: what they are, what they can do for you, examples and more! What you'll need Xfinity Home or Xfinity InternetAccess to the Xfinity Home app Delete a rule Careful
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Arm and disarm your Xfinity Home system from the Xfinity Home app (Answered)
Learn how to use the Xfinity Home app to arm and disarm your Xfinity Home system. Did you know? You can add rules to arm or disarm your system at a time you choose and turn on lights if an alarm is triggered. What you'll need Xfinity HomeAccess to the Xfinity Home appA valid keypad code Difficulty E
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What to do if your Xfinity TV or Internet is out (Answered)
If your Xfinity TV or Internet isn’t working, use Xfinity Assistant online or in the Xfinity app to troubleshoot the issue. Xfinity customers who rely on non-verbal communication have access to dedicated customer support services through our ASL Support Center. Check for reported outages Check for a
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Full voicemail menu for Xfinity Voice (Answered)
This article outlines the Xfinity Voice voicemail menu options you have on your home phone. Managing the Xfinity Voice voicemail phone map Click the voicemail menu to view the available options and their descriptions or dial *99 on your home phone to access voicemail Voicemail main menu options Keyp
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Light troubleshooting for Xfinity Home system (Answered)
Learn what to do when you have a problem with a Light Switch or Wireless Light Bulb in your Xfinity Home system. What you'll need Xfinity HomeAccess to the light you're having trouble with I can't control my LIFX, Lutron Caseta, or Philips Hue lights from the Xfinity Home app Before you begin: Have
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Xfinity Home zone configurations (Answered)
Learn how Xfinity Home uses zones in coordination with armed modes and zone configurations to determine how your security system responds when a sensor or detector is triggered. What is a zone? A zone is an area covered by an individual sensor or detector and given a descriptive name by the technici
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Adding Works with Xfinity devices to Xfinity Home (Answered)
Works with Xfinity lets you link compatible smart home devices to your Xfinity Home Security system, so you can control them from the Xfinity Home app. You will need: Xfinity Home Security service.The Xfinity Home app.A compatible device, installed and activated according to the manufacturer's instr
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Controlling Works with Xfinity Devices in Xfinity Home (Answered)
Works with Xfinity allows you to control compatible smart home devices directly from the Xfinity Home app. Controlling Works with Xfinity Devices Xfinity supports the primary functions of Works with Xfinity devices. For more information on how to control your devices, see: August LocksCarrier Cor Th
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Use the Xfinity Voice Call Forwarding feature (Answered)
Forward all incoming calls to another phone number with Advanced Call Forwarding, or forward certain incoming phone numbers with Selective Call Forwarding. How you forward calls depends on your Xfinity Voice subscription — in general, you can use your home phone or go online. Notes: Advanced Call Fo
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Restore deleted voicemails — Xfinity Voice help (Answered)
In some cases, a voicemail that was deleted by mistake can be retrieved before it becomes permanently unavailable. This article outlines the steps to retrieve a deleted voicemail using your phone, or using the Xfinity Voice website. Retrieval by phone A deleted voicemail can be retrieved only if you
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Call types that can be blocked with Xfinity Voice (Answered)
As an Xfinity Voice customer, you have several call blocking options available to you. You can choose the types of calls that come into your home and restrict others from being made. This will prevent you from getting unwanted calls and unwanted charges on your bill. Block Unsolicited Robocalls Bloc
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Remove a lock from Xfinity Home (Answered)
Learn how to use your Xfinity Home touchscreen to remove a Lock from your Xfinity Home system. What you'll need Xfinity HomeAccess to your touchscreenYour Master Keypad Code Difficulty Easy Removing a lock On your Home screen:Swipe up to open the dashboard (if applicable), tap the gear icon, then ta
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Manage your mobile contact number in the Xfinity app (Answered)
Use the Xfinity app to manage the mobile contact number associated with your Xfinity ID. Add a mobile contact number Your mobile contact number can be added in the Xfinity app. Sign in with your Xfinity ID and tap the Account tab at the bottom of the screen.Tap Account settings. Tap Xfinity ID and s
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Xfinity Voice — Voicemail capacity (Answered)
This article provides information on your voicemail inbox capacity for Xfinity Voice and ways you can make sure you stay under your maximum limit. Voicemail capacity Your Xfinity Voice voicemail inbox can store 10MB of audio, which is equal to approximately 85 minutes of voicemails. Once this limit
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What are SIMs, and how do they work? (Answered)
SIMs are one of the most important parts of your phone. They let it “talk” to the Xfinity Mobile network making it possible for your phone to make calls, send texts, and connect to data. There are two main types of SIMs: nanoSIM (physical SIM) and eSIM (electronic SIM). Some phones only work with on
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