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Google Fi
A virtual carrier (MVNO): it sells service on another carrier’s network, in United States.
About Google Fi
Google Fi is a virtual mobile network service owned by Google. It provides telephone calls, text messaging, and mobile broadband through cellular networks and Wi-Fi. The service is associated with the T-Mobile network and is listed for the United States. Google Fi was previously known as Project Fi and Google Fi before adopting the Google Fi Wireless name. Its official website is fi.google.com. The available facts identify it as a service for US residents only, as of late 2023, so its listed country is the United States. Readers looking at Google Fi can use these details to understand its basic service type, ownership, and geographic scope. The information here does not specify plan options, pricing, eligible devices, or particular calling and data features beyond calls, SMS, and mobile broadband.
Who it suits
Google Fi is suited to people in the United States seeking a virtual mobile service for calls, texts, and mobile broadband over cellular networks and Wi-Fi.
Verdict
Google Fi is a US-focused virtual service with calls, texting, and mobile broadband. The listed information does not include prices or plan details.
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