[cmeacham98]

Android phone: Probably - the worst that could happen is you get locked out of the play store and have to make a new account.

Google Fi: Depends on your country's laws for how phone number transfers work.

[signal11]

> Android phone: Probably - the worst that could happen is you get locked out of the play store and have to make a new account.

If you have apps, movies etc bought from Google Play — those are gone too.

If you use a @gmail email address, you lose that too and you now have to tell people not use that any more.

[cmeacham98]

Except for buying apps, none of these have anything to do with using Android.

[cft]

I have a US Fi account and a US number. Can they just deplatform my account and take the number? I will loose banking and exchanges access

[cmeacham98]

In the US, carriers are legally required to port your number to your new service, but they can delay the process by up to a week. Generally, it's much much faster (I've ported numbers in literal minutes), but I don't know how it would go with a banned account.