← Back to context Comment by deanc 1 month ago To be clear. Within the EU. Not Europe. 5 comments deanc Reply normie3000 1 month ago EEA, not EU. I had to check as I thought UK was also included. Seems like they left? vidarh 1 month ago UK is not included, but most UK mobile networks have chosen to pretend the UK hasn't to their customers, and offer similar amounts of voice and data in the EEA, so it still mostly works "one way". amaccuish 1 month ago I think it's the other way around? Most UK networks seem to charge charge now (the big ones anyway, EE, Vodafone etc.).At least in Germany, none of our networks do. 2 replies →
normie3000 1 month ago EEA, not EU. I had to check as I thought UK was also included. Seems like they left? vidarh 1 month ago UK is not included, but most UK mobile networks have chosen to pretend the UK hasn't to their customers, and offer similar amounts of voice and data in the EEA, so it still mostly works "one way". amaccuish 1 month ago I think it's the other way around? Most UK networks seem to charge charge now (the big ones anyway, EE, Vodafone etc.).At least in Germany, none of our networks do. 2 replies →
vidarh 1 month ago UK is not included, but most UK mobile networks have chosen to pretend the UK hasn't to their customers, and offer similar amounts of voice and data in the EEA, so it still mostly works "one way". amaccuish 1 month ago I think it's the other way around? Most UK networks seem to charge charge now (the big ones anyway, EE, Vodafone etc.).At least in Germany, none of our networks do. 2 replies →
amaccuish 1 month ago I think it's the other way around? Most UK networks seem to charge charge now (the big ones anyway, EE, Vodafone etc.).At least in Germany, none of our networks do. 2 replies →
EEA, not EU. I had to check as I thought UK was also included. Seems like they left?
UK is not included, but most UK mobile networks have chosen to pretend the UK hasn't to their customers, and offer similar amounts of voice and data in the EEA, so it still mostly works "one way".
I think it's the other way around? Most UK networks seem to charge charge now (the big ones anyway, EE, Vodafone etc.).
At least in Germany, none of our networks do.
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