Assurance Wireless APN Internet Settings for iPhone and Android Devices – United States

Assurance Wireless is a free government cellphone plan for qualified individuals alongside Safelink Wireless, QLink Wireless, Access Wireless among other providers. It offers services to people from underprivileged communities and set criteria that have to be met for the services to be offered.

Once you have an Assurance Wireless SIM card, and Assurance Wireless data plan, you will need to set up APN settings in order to access the internet. The settings for Android and iPhones are listed below.

Assurance Wireless APN Internet Settings for iPhone

For iPhones, navigate to Settings > Mobile Data > Mobile Data Network then input the settings below under the APN section.

APN: internet
Username: (Leave this section blank)
Password: (Leave this section blank)

You can also set up Assurance Wireless MMS, find free and fast VPNs for your smartphone to secure your web browsing or find SIM applications on iPhones.

Assurance Wireless APN Internet Settings for Android Devices

For your Samsung, Pixel, Oppo, OnePlus, or any other Android device, navigate to Settings > Connections > Mobile Networks > Access Point Names for Samsung Galaxy devices and Settings > Network & Internet > SIMs > Select SIM > Access Point Names for other Android devices then tap on the + icon to add new APN settings. Add the settings below.

Name: Assurance
APN: internet
Username: (Not set – Leave it blank)
Password: (Not set – Leave it blank)
Proxy: (leave it blank – not set )
Port: (Leave it blank – not set)
Server: (leave it blank )
MMSC: ( Leave it blank )
MMS Proxy: (leave blank)
MMS Port: (Not Set)
MCC: 470
MNC: 02
Authentication type: (none)
APN type: default,fota,mms,supl
APN protocol: IPv4/IPv6
APN enable/disable: enabled
Bearer: (Unspecified)
Mobile virtual network operator: (none )

Save the settings then select Assurance as the active APN. You may also want to set up Assurance Wireless MMS. Restart your device for the settings to take effect.

You may also need to clear the cache on your Chrome or Firefox browser for the settings to take effect. An outdated cache can considerably slow down your browsing experience.