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Google Fi is bringing back multiple cell network support for better coverage

The VergeOriginal language: EnglishRelevant to: United Kingdom, United States, Spain
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Google Fi is reintroducing a feature that allows users to switch between multiple cell networks for improved coverage, calling it the "super network." This feature, which automatically shifts users between two different 5G networks based on connectivity, is now available for Pixel 9 and newer phones with Google Fi active on eSIM and non-Fi SIMs disabled. Initially launched in 2015, Google Fi enabled users to switch between T-Mobile and Sprint networks, but this capability ceased after T-Mobile acquired Sprint in 2020. Jane Harnett, Google Fi Wireless senior product manager, confirmed the return of this network-switching feature.

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