Google announced on Wednesday it is giving away access to its high-speed internet service to public housing residents in its current and future markets.
The move is in partnership with the White House and the Department of Housing and Urban Development’s recently-revealed ConnectHome plan, which will bring low-cost or free Internet service to 27 cities.
Although Google already offers a free tier of Internet as part of its Google Fiber service, it is now waiving the $300 installation fee.
