In this post you will learn about Google Fi and why should we use Google Fi. Basically, it is a mobile virtual network operator (MVNO) by Google. It provides mobile data service on three mobile networks (T-Mobile, Sprint and U.S. Cellular). Initially, it was launched as “Project Fi” compatible with Nexus and Pixel smartphones (plus the Motorola Moto X4). But after three years Google has officially changed its name from “Project Fi” to “Google Fi”. Now it is compatible with the majority of Android devices and, for the first time ever, it also works with iPhones.
Benefits of Google Fi:
It automatically switches between networks depending on signal strength and speed.
Its service covers more than 170 countries and territories.
With Google Fi, you can use your data in 170-plus countries, without having to pay any roaming fees.
It offers unlimited international texting.
Phone calls in 135 countries will cost you 20 cents a minute over cellular connections and rates vary for Wi-Fi calls.
With Google Fi, you won’t have to pay for any unused data. It credits you approximately 1 cent for each MB of your remaining data.
Google Fi offers the special feature as you can your phones as a wireless hotspot with no additional cost.
Recently, Google implemented Enhanced Network Beta which means that your data is private and cannot be viewed by anyone.
You can get referral credit of $100, only if you convince others to join Google's wireless network and they stay active for 30 days.
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