> I don’t think the author made this claim at all. He just mentioned that he thinks that Google are using eUICC to make roaming on Google Fi cheaper than tradit

> I don’t think the author made this claim at all. He just mentioned that he thinks that Google are using eUICC to make roaming on Google Fi cheaper than traditional roaming agreements. Maybe, but as far as I can tell Google Fi is just a T-mobile MVNO (they used to also use Sprint, but T-mobile bought Sprint ~2 years ago). My direct-with-Tmobile service also includes free international roaming in a ton of countries, so it would make sense if Google just took advantage of the agreements T-mobile already has in place.