Elegibility for the ACP was primarily based on incomecriteria.
Generally, households with income at or below a certain threshold, as determined by the program guidelines, qualified for assistance. Other eligibility requirements also applied, such as participation in certain government assistance programs like SNAP or Medicaid.
The ACP helped cover the cost of internet service for eligible households. This included broadband internet access as well as associated equipment such as modems or routers.
The Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP) was a government initiative aimed at making internet access more affordable for low-income households in the United States. It provided subsidies to eligible households to help cover the cost of internet service.