Updated offerings for legacy AT&T services
Find out more about AT&T U-verse® TV, Internet, and Voice, as well as our updated offerings.
What's AT&T U-verse?
When launched in 2006, AT&T U-verse included internet, digital phone, and television services. Many households have had television service through U-verse TV or a U-verse triple-play bundle with internet, TV, and phone service. While customers may still have some of these legacy services, newer AT&T services may provide a better option, where available.
AT&T U-verse Internet is now AT&T Internet
U-verse Internet customers now receive service from AT&T Internet, and can still expect to receive fast, reliable service. Interested in AT&T Fiber(R)? Where available, you can get:
- Plans with up to 5 gigabit expected bandwidth
- Symmetrical upload and download speed
- Fiber technology that can transmit data faster over greater distances
AT&T U-verse Voice is now AT&T Phone℠
AT&T U-verse Voice was the digital phone service offered with the AT&T U-verse triple-play bundle. U-verse Voice used VOIP technology and included features such as voicemail and 911 service.
AT&T U-verse Voice is now AT&T Phone and uses AT&T Internet instead of U-verse Internet.
Legacy AT&T U-verse customers will now receive digital phone service from AT&T Phone. Additionally, AT&T Phone includes upgraded features such as:
- AT&T Call Protect℠, an included service that automatically blocks calls from scammers and sends an alert if a call is suspected spam.1
- Integration with the myAT&T app.
If you are interested in home digital phone service from AT&T, you can find out more about AT&T Phone.
1 Req’s customer opt-in and activation through myAT&T app. For more info, go to www.att.com/phonecallprotect.
AT&T TV is now DIRECTV
AT&T TV launched in 2020 as an internet streaming alternative to traditional cable or satellite TV services.
AT&T TV is now provided by DIRECTV.
AT&T TV legacy customers can now expect to receive IPTV service through DIRECTV. Additionally, DIRECTV can be streamed from outside the home on up to three concurrent internet-capable devices.