How to get Jio SIM & 3-month free data offer

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With free voice calls - for both local and roaming - and cheap data plans, Reliance Jio has unleashed a price war in the telecom sector. But how do you go about getting one, how do you install one, what devices are compatible, what is VoLTE... Read on to know all about Jio...
Reliance Industries caused a stir in the telecom industry when it made an announcement on September 1, during the company’s annual general meeting in Mumbai, offering free voice calls - both local and roaming - and data at cheap prices of Rs 25-50 per gigabyte (GB) through Reliance Jio Infocomm. On September 5, the fourth-generation mobile phone service was launched for public subscription.
The Mukesh Ambani-promoted company promised consumers voice calls on Jio would always be free. It announced 10 data tariff plans, starting at Rs 19 a day for occasional users, to Rs 4,999 a month for heavy data users. The most popular is the Rs 149 a month plan for low-data users. At an average data price of Rs 50 per GB, the data plans are touted to be amongst the lowest in the world.
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Currently, the company has 1.5 million test users on its network.
Jio started offering free SIM cards with LYF smartphone purchase through its sister unit RelianceDigital, Digital Mini & partner LYF smartphone dealers under early-access Jio Preview Offer (JPO). Just before the commercial launch, Jio also extended JPO to some high-end and mid-range Samsung smartphones.
SIM cards availed through LYF smartphone purchases are locked in with the device. A user would not be able to avail unlimited data, calling and Jio apps, if the SIM is inserted into a different 4G phone.
Under the partner preview, a Jio SIM can be used with any of the over 160 4G handsets authorised by the company.
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