Why Lifeline Matters After ACP — Keeping America Connected

When the Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP) ended in June 2024, millions of Americans lost access to affordable internet and mobile services. But for California residents, the Lifeline Program continues to make sure no one is left disconnected.

The End of ACP Wasn’t the End of Access

ACP provided a bridge for families hit hardest by rising costs. When the funding stopped, many worried that free and low-cost connectivity would disappear. Fortunately, the Lifeline Program has been serving communities for decades — and it’s still going strong in 2025.

Lifeline Is Built for Long-Term Support

Unlike ACP, which relied on temporary federal funding, Lifeline is a permanent FCC-regulated benefit. It ensures low-income households have continuous access to voice, text, and data through certified wireless providers.

Keeping Families Connected

From job searches to tele-health visits, communication has become a basic need. Lifeline helps parents stay in touch with schools, workers reach employers, and seniors stay connected with loved ones — all without monthly bills.

Empowering Communities Through Communication

Connectivity isn’t just about technology — it’s about opportunity. Every active Lifeline connection represents a student completing homework online, a family securing resources, or an individual starting a new career path.

How iSky Telecomm Enterprise Is Leading the Way

iSky Telecomm Enterprise continues to support California residents with free smartphones, SIM activation, and professional enrollment services. Our licensed agents guide customers through the National Verifier process and ensure they receive reliable 4G or 5G service the same day.

“Technology should lift people — not leave them behind.”

Visit Us to Get Connected

Stop by our Alameda office or message us online to check your eligibility. We proudly serve the entire Bay Area — from Oakland to Sacramento — helping communities stay connected one phone at a time.