LogFAQs > #894874681

Google Fiber and Project Fi (what TC is talking about) are two different things you guys... Google Fiber is still gigabit with no cap in the handful of cities they put it in before they ended expansion.
Project Fi is a mobile service that works in tandem with multiple networks I believe, it's $20 base for unlimited calling and texting and then $10 per gig of data up to 6GB where from there everything after that was free. Also if you crossed over into another gig they'd take the $10 but if you didn't use it all they'd give the unused amount back as credit towards your next months bill.
So it was basically an unlimited plan with flexibility could be as low as $30 or as high as $80 for what was pretty much the only remaining truly unlimited data plan left, but now it's $80 gets you up to 15gb which sucks. They also don't limit things like video streaming to 480p like many do, there was no contract, and I believe had free Canada and Mexico calling and roaming as well but I don't remember. I was actually just about to switch to them and get a Pixel XL so I'm glad I know this now so they're out of consideration. The only thing I wanted was unlimited data but since that's gone I'll just get an "unlimited" plan from somewhere cheaper and with a wider selection of phones.
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