FreedomPop is a wireless internet provider and mobile virtual network operator based in Los Angeles, California. Its listed country is Mexico. Founded in 2011, the company sells mobile phones, tablets and broadband devices for use with its service. It previously offered free data, text and voice-over-IP services, but stopped offering free service in 2024. Its current packages are described as low-cost and aimed at older and retired people with modest needs for data, texting and calls. FreedomPop uses T-Mobile and AT&T networks in the United States, Three in the United Kingdom, Yoigo in Spain and Telcel in Mexico. The company was founded by Stephen Stokols and Steven Sesar. It was owned and operated by STS Media Inc until its sale in June 2019.
Who it is for
FreedomPop may suit older or retired people in Mexico seeking mobile or broadband service with modest data, texting and calling needs. It also sells devices for use with its service.
What is good
- Offers mobile and broadband devices for its service
- Packages target people with lower usage needs
- Uses networks in the United States, UK, Spain and Mexico
What to know first
- Free services ended in 2024
- Listed country is Mexico
Verdict
FreedomPop offers mobile and broadband services, along with devices for use with them. Its free services have ended, and its stated focus is packages for older and retired customers with lower usage needs.
