The fact that international data doesn't cost any more than domestic is a steal on its own if you travel internationally. When Google does it for free, you hav

The fact that international data doesn't cost any more than domestic is a steal on its own if you travel internationally. When Google does it for free, you have to wonder if other carriers charging you $10+ PER DAY just to have data even enabled are charging you because they actually incur heavy costs for it, or if it's just a "Fuck you, you're traveling internationally, so you're probably rich and able to pay it" fee, existing solely to extract more money from a high-value customer. I'm on a Google Fi Flex plan (I use < 3 GB of data per month), so I pay $10/GB. It's fun landing in France or wherever and getting the text from Google saying "Welcome to France, data is $10/GB". Same price. No extra fees.