Securus Video Connect™ on Tablets

    March 11, 2021
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    Securus Video Connect™ on Tablets
    Securus Video Connect™ on Tablets

    Securus Technologies® announces Securus Video Connect™ on Tablets, a new, convenient option for incarcerated individuals to communicate with family and friends. This digital tool is exclusively available on Securus’ Unity™ Platform, offering the same video experience found on Securus’ ConnectUs terminals but through their handheld devices. With a single app, incarcerated individuals can participate in video connect sessions using their tablets rather than waiting for availability on the terminals. Agency staff will have the ability to manage these video sessions.

    Contact your dedicated Securus account manager for more information. [email protected]

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