Perhaps you've faced the sticker shock of using your cell phone abroad, where roaming rates can reach as high as several dollars for each minute or few megabytes of data. Multiply that horror by a few thousand and you might begin to be able to empathize with Celina Aarons. The Florida resident recently opened her T-Mobile bill to find a balance due of $201,000.
The former T-Mobile store owner could spend decades in prison.
iOS users are unaffected (for now).
The new $15 dollar Google One subscription is exclusively available for T-Mobile customers.
10$ per MEGABYTE just because he's in the *neighboring* country?? Now that is just flat out theft. These [expletive] phone companies can just charge whatever the hell they want.
This is wrong. There should be something built into the phones to let you know your nolinger using your home network and ask you do you want to use another one and let you know the prices.
Turn data roaming off.