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The pilot project involving the use of a Wi-Fi extender with one's residential Internet package for three (3) months is by invitation only. Selected Internet members have been contacted by email. By replying YES to the invitation email, participants agree to receive the Wi-Fi extender and to complete the two (2) surveys that will be sent to them. Implications Fizz sends to participants an ARIA 2210 Wi-Fi extender valued at $100. Participants must install and use it for a period of three (3) months with their Fizz Home Internet plan. Once the pilot project is completed, participants keep the Wi-Fi extender. In exchange, participants agree to provide feedback on their use of the Wi-Fi extender via two (2) email surveys. Important: Resale of the Wi-Fi extender is prohibited. This pilot project and the comments received through the surveys remain confidential. During the pilot project, Fizz cannot be held responsible for any breakage, failure or deterioration of service due to the use of this Wi-Fi extender. How to install the extender 1 Download the updated version of the Fizz Wi-Fi app: 2 Open your Fizz Wi-Fi app. On the main page, tap on “My network topology” or find the button at the top left of the screen and select My networks. Then, select “Add an extender”. Follow the on-screen instructions to connect the ARIA2210 to your existing Wi-Fi network. The best location for your Wi-Fi extender Because you want your extender to receive a strong signal from your Fizz Wi-Fi modem, things to consider include: Make sure your Wi-Fi modem is in the main room of your home. If your home has several floors, place your extender on the floor over/below your modem. Make sure your extender connects to the 5G band. This means placing your extender only 1 or 2

Under My Settings, you can choose what kind of communication you wish to receive from Fizz, and specify whether you want to receive communication via email or text. You can also choose to receive these messages in English or French. You may choose not to receive promotional communications from Fizz. Know however that you will continue to receive the administrative communications Fizz sends by email. This includes, but is not limited to, everything related to your payments, order confirmations, appointment reminders, delivery information and the My Rewards program. You are at all times responsible for updating the email address associated with your Fizz account. Fizz is not responsible if an administrative communication is sent to an email incorrect address. To access your communication preferences: Go to My Settings in your Fizz account. Scroll down to Communications This is where you can select and manage your preferred language to receive Fizz communications, your account communication preferences, your plan communication preferences, privacy options the plan (if you have more than one) you wish to receive My Rewards perks and any referral bonuses you may earn. Account communication preferences This category defines the communications you will receive at the account level. For example, if you have three plans in your account, Fizz will only send out one communication instead of three. Topics you may manage under account preferences include: Whether you wish to receive communications via email or text messaging. If you would like to receive communications about Fizz events or special offers. Whether you want to be notified about your progress in My Rewards program levels. If you want to be notified when you earn a referral bonus after inviting a friend to join Fizz. Receive a heads-up if your payment method is about to expire. You may not opt out of

Good to know: Although we are present in several Canadian provinces, the best way to check if your address (or city) is eligible is to consult the our subscription page. Before we tackle the how, let’s talk about the why. Fizz is a new kind of mobile company. You create your plan, your way — with all the bells and whistles you need to stay in touch with your favourite people. Change your plan any time, to suit your littlest whim. You’re in full control of your plan, which is customizable to what you really need — and without all the fuss! And when it comes to data, we’re the fairest. You never pay for data you don’t use* — we just roll your data over to the next month. Feeling generous this month? Gift your data to anyone who has an active Fizz account. * Data rollovers are valid for the two following payment cycles. At Fizz, there are no activation fees. For a mobile plan, you only need to plan for the purchase of a Fizz SIM card. For a Home Internet plan, the Wi-Fi modem is included, and so is the self-installation. That means you only pay for your plan—nothing else. And don’t forget, you can change your mobile or Internet plan at any time, ensuring you pay only for what you truly need each month. Pleae note that Fizz offers services that are designed for residential use. Our services are unfortunately not offered to businesses. How do I create a Fizz account? How to start using Fizz in just a few easy steps : Decide whether you wish to buy a phone on fizz.ca or use your own.* *To use your own phone on the Fizz network, check its compatibility, and make sure it's Unlocked. Go

Requirements Before you dive in and subscribe to our TV service, please note the following important requirements. A Fizz Home Internet plan of 30 Mbps minimum. Fizz TV is available to Fizz Home Internet members in the province of Québec. Fizz delivers television by IPTV which means your TV channels are delivered over your Internet connection. The speed you choose for your Home Internet plan will therefore have an impact on the rendering of your TV service. The minimum recommended is 30 Mbps. Don't have an Internet plan yet? Follow this link to subscribe to Internet and Fizz TV at the same time: Subscribe to Fizz Home Internet and Fizz TV A compatible device. Once subscribed to Fizz TV, you must download the Fizz TV app on a compatible device to access and watch the channels you selected as part of your TV plan. As such, make sure to check the list of compatible devices beforehand. Good to know: A maximum of one (1) TV plan per Fizz account is allowed. Know that Fizz services unfortunately cannot be used for commercial purposes or in the operation of a business. Subscribing Visit this section of our website for all the details on our TV service. You can subscribe there, or directly here, or directly in your account at Fizz.ca > My plans > Add a TV plan. The on-screen steps are easy to follow, but there are a few things worth mentioning. Fizz TV is only offered to our Internet members. If you don’t have a Fizz Home Internet plan, you can subscribe to both our Internet and TV services at the same time! As soon as your Internet plan is active, your TV plan will be automatically activated. Good to know: If you have a Fizz Home Internet plan but

Moving your Home Internet plan is done directly from your account. Submit your request under My plans > Manage plan > Moving my service. Word of the wise, don’t forget to pack your Fizz Wi-Fi modem and bring it with you on your moving day! No need to activate it at your new address; everything will be done automatically thanks to your moving order. Need to change your Home Internet plan? No worries, but plan to do so before or after your move. You cannot modify your Home Internet plan during your move. Date coordination Chances are the date you choose to deactivate your Home Internet service at your current address will differ from the installation date you select for your new digs. If that’s your case, no worries. Your plan will be simply put on pause, and you won't incur any fees during that time. Your payment cycle will shift and begin upon activation at your new address. You don't need to do anything; this activation will be done automatically. If a technician’s visit is required, the time needed to get an appointment varies based on demand. So, make sure to plan ahead during the moving season in June and July. A plan (or the service) is not available As you fill out your move request for your Home Internet plan, we’ll obviously ask you to enter your new address. One of three things can happen: > All is fine. This is great, but chances are this is not your case if you’re reading this section of our FAQ. > The download speed you have now is not available at your new address. Perhaps you are moving from an area with high bandwidth to one with lower bandwidth, which impacts the download speeds available to you. Choose a new

Any access of 100 Mbps or more is subject to the traffic management policy. Last update: MARCH 2023 Does Fizz apply Internet traffic management measures? Yes, Fizz applies traffic management measures, but only from the user to the Internet (upload), and fo r accesses of 100 Mbps or more (hereinafter called THE ACCESSES*). *Certain conditions (see below). Why does Fizz use Internet traffic management measures? Fizz wants to offer the best online experience to its members. Because the upload speed (from the user to the Internet) of the ACCESSES* is high, Fizz uses traffic management measures to prevent some modems from slowing down the overall service, even momentarily. What kind of traffic is targeted? Fizz does not target any particular type of traffic, nor any specific applications or protocols such as peer-to-peer file sharing. Only data uploads (from the user to the Internet) made with the ACCESSES * access are subject to traffic management. Download traffic (from the Internet to the user) is not managed. When and how does Fizz manage traffic on its network? Every 15 minutes, a system checks the traffic rate of each upstream channel (typically, one upstream channel serves a few dozen modems). If the traffic rate exceeds the threshold above which congestion occurs, the syste m identifies the modems which use these ACCESSES* in that channel that are uploading a large amount of data. The upload capacity of these modems is then given a low-priority rating. Based on the severity and time during which the congestion persists, the upload speed of these modems may then be slowed down. When the amount of data uploaded by the modems is diminished or the traffic on that channel reverts to a normal rate for which congestion is no longer an issue, the upload capacity prioritization will go back