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Google Fi, previously known as Project Fi, is a mobile virtual network operator (MVNO) service provided by Google. Launched in 2015, Google Fi offers wireless connectivity to users by leveraging the infrastructure of multiple cellular networks, including T-Mobile, Sprint, and U.S. Cellular, as well as Wi-Fi networks.

One of the key features of Google Fi is its flexibility and simplicity. Google Fi plans are designed to be straightforward and easy to understand, with no contracts or hidden fees. Users pay a flat rate for data usage, with additional charges only for the data they use beyond their plan’s limits.

Google Fi offers a unique pricing model that provides users with the flexibility to pay only for the data they use. Users are charged a base rate for unlimited talk and text, and then pay a flat rate for data usage at a rate of $10 per gigabyte. However, users are credited for any unused data at the end of each billing cycle, meaning that they only pay for the data they actually use.

Another key feature of Google Fi is its seamless network switching technology. Google Fi automatically connects users to the strongest available network, whether it’s a cellular network or a Wi-Fi hotspot, ensuring that users have the best possible connection wherever they are.

Google Fi also provides additional features and benefits to users, including spam call blocking, built-in VPN protection, and the ability to use Google Fi on multiple devices, including smartphones, tablets, and laptops.

You can find additional information on the official website.

Google Fi Wireless outages reported in the last 12 hours

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