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I appreciate the responses. I'll probably go with Ting, but Efani is also interesting. By the way, for anyone in my situation who wants to stay with Fi but not

I appreciate the responses. I'll probably go with Ting, but Efani is also interesting. By the way, for anyone in my situation who wants to stay with Fi but not be signed in to a Google Account on their device, https://www.reddit.com/r/GoogleFi/comments/xzqd6v/what_does_the_google_fi_app_actually_do/ https://www.reddit.com/r/GoogleFi/comments/xzqd6v/what_does_... may be interesting.

instagib 3y ago
EFANI: $99/mo or $999 in annual payments ($83/mo) …is a provider of mobile service and you get your choice of two top US mobile networks (excluding T-Mobile) One issue I see is getting deprioritized by not being a direct Verizon customer. I’ve had issues in small towns before due to this. Second, high speed data is free globally roaming but is texting also? It says texting to 200 countries free but it implies from North America. Safety Procedures Our security protocols use an 11-layer proprietary verification process, and no hacking attempt has ever passed beyond the third step: Any major change must be approved by multiple staff members and run through a rigorous manual process, including a notarized statement. A SIM swap can only go ahead after a 14-day cooling off period.
- simfree 3y ago
  AT&T's LTE network often flaps on and offline on many towers from what I've seen, regardless of whether you got an iPhone or Android. 1 minute you'll have bars, the next to you won't be able to call 911. Meanwhile, Verizon has only kind of figured out VoLTE (and still has inbound call delivery issues) and is the most heavily loaded, slowest network in the US. Most of these issues are area dependent, but there is a reason why AT&T held off for so long when offering their new internet air product for 5G home internet, and why Verizon is so hesitant to add network load with their home internet product, hence both of them being very selective of what address is qualify for this service.

instagib 3y ago

EFANI: $99/mo or $999 in annual payments ($83/mo) …is a provider of mobile service and you get your choice of two top US mobile networks (excluding T-Mobile) One issue I see is getting deprioritized by not being a direct Verizon customer. I’ve had issues in small towns before due to this. Second, high speed data is free globally roaming but is texting also? It says texting to 200 countries free but it implies from North America. Safety Procedures Our security protocols use an 11-layer proprietary verification process, and no hacking attempt has ever passed beyond the third step: Any major change must be approved by multiple staff members and run through a rigorous manual process, including a notarized statement. A SIM swap can only go ahead after a 14-day cooling off period.

simfree 3y ago
AT&T's LTE network often flaps on and offline on many towers from what I've seen, regardless of whether you got an iPhone or Android. 1 minute you'll have bars, the next to you won't be able to call 911. Meanwhile, Verizon has only kind of figured out VoLTE (and still has inbound call delivery issues) and is the most heavily loaded, slowest network in the US. Most of these issues are area dependent, but there is a reason why AT&T held off for so long when offering their new internet air product for 5G home internet, and why Verizon is so hesitant to add network load with their home internet product, hence both of them being very selective of what address is qualify for this service.