While Verizon is a bit behind the game on this one, it’s better late than never. Verizon announced the details in a press release today, which also added that Mix & Match customers will be able to choose other alternatives such as Sling or YouTube TV in place of Verizon’s Fios TV cable service, while still using the Fios TV infrastructure to deliver content to all the screens around your home. In other words, you’re now effectively able to set up three TVs for each Verizon set-top box in your home, which is still a pretty significant upgrade from the previous arrangement, where you needed a separate Fios TV One box for each set. Of course, that should be more than enough for most people, and if you really need more, you can still pay for a second Fios TV One box to get two additional simultaneous streams. Unfortunately, there’s still one small catch: your Fios TV One box will still only support two simultaneous streams - meaning you’ll only be able to use two Apple TVs at the same time. However, now you’ll be able to install the tvOS app on an Apple TV to use that on a second TV set elsewhere in your home. While Fios TV customers will still be required to have one Fios TV One box installed, every customer gets their first set-top box at no additional charge anyway.

Instead, Fios TV customers who wanted to set up a TV in additional rooms had to pay Verizon for additional dedicated Fios TV One boxes around their home.

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