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HomeWAV is a free Android application designed to facilitate communication between incarcerated individuals and their loved ones from the comfort of home. This app eliminates the need for in-person visits, allowing users to engage through phone calls, video calls, and messaging if permitted by the facility. The straightforward login process enables users to create an account, select the facility, and add the inmate they wish to communicate with. Additionally, HomeWAV offers a feature to manage funds, allowing users to see available balances and transfer money without the burden of subscription plans, as charges are based solely on usage.

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The app provides notifications when inmates are available for communication, enhancing the connection between families and incarcerated individuals. Users can also schedule on-site visits where allowed, while remote video visitations do not require advance scheduling. To ensure optimal performance, a Wi-Fi connection and headset are recommended, although availability may vary by facility, as well as the costs associated with phone and video services.

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GENERAL
Release
Latest update
Version
2.28.0
OPERATING SYSTEMS
Platform
Android
Also available in:
iOS
Operating System
Android 17.0
POPULARITY
Total Downloads
241
Downloads Last Week
0

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HomeWAV (Home Web Access Visitation) is a, cost effective, and innovative way to allow those incarcerated in Detention Facilities across the...

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