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> If you try to activate Fi abroad or use Fi service predominately internationally, you may have your international capabilities suspended.

> this is a known policy with Fi

Fi _heavily_ hypes their support for being able to travel to 200+ counties and still provide service. I’d wager most Fi users on HN bought it for this very reason. I wonder what fraction of those read that fine print and know they can be screwed by simply using the service they believe are paying for.