New updates are being added at the bottom of this story…
Original story (published on September 29, 2021) follows:
Google Fi, previously known as Project Fi, is the tech giant’s telecommunication network that provides a wide range of services such as calls, data, cellular network, and Wi-Fi.
It started back in 2015 as Project Fi in the United States and makes use of networks from Sprint, U.S Cellular and T-Mobile.
One of the reasons Google Fi became so popular is the network automatically switches depending on the signal strength and speed, meaning users are always connected to the best network possible.
Moreover, Google Fi can also switch networks without losing connectivity. It also offers several benefits compared to other US telecoms such as flexible and cheap data plans, superior connectivity at all times, and a data-only sim card.
Although Google Fi supports only a handful of devices, users are pretty happy considering the advantages it has to offer.
Having said that, not everything is sunshine and rainbows. In the last few years, many Fi users have complained that the customer support has become really bad.
People who bought their devices from Google Fi say they are getting scammed by Google when it comes to trade-ins and replacements.
Some are even getting a different device altogether. It seems like Google Fi has outsourced its customer support, which has become frustrating.
If anything, especially when compared to its early days, many Fi users believe customer service has worsened after they rebranded themselves from Project Fi to Google Fi.
Which begs the question: has Google Fi support worsened over time? We would love to hear your opinion on the matter.
You can do so either by voting in the poll below or join the conversation in the comment section down below.
Update (October 19)
IST 10:21 am: The results are out and while 60% of you have agreed that the service has worsened, 40% have never used Google Fi.
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