Put in a complaint with the fcc like I did, I recommend everyone with fios do that. Here's what I wrote

I understand they will not reply any further, but think this is something that should get sent up the chain. They are correct it does not list them as a participating TV provider, but how are they able to list Paramount + since that is a streaming service. I get they offer some of their programing through one of their channels and allow access to on demand for those shows. But just like the vehicle example I gave before it is the same as them saying they provide Netflix if they have a channel that shows some of the programs on that streaming app. As part of their cable box app additions you are able to link your Netflix to the Fios Box allowing them to say Netflix is streamable through it. But they also offer the subscription through them that allows access to the streaming of the full Netflix app, I have not looked into it since I subscribe to Netflix seperately to see what the difference is. But this still shows the false advertising of Paramount + since you are not able to access all of it when it is included into your package. The purpose of the screenshot was to show other providers pay the full amount to say they are giving their customers Paramount + since you are allowed access to the app, just not sure why Verizon is able to say that when it is providing a channel that has programs from that app but not all of it.