What part did you want a comment on? The part where the author recommends that you purchase a Motorola (a.k.a. Lenovo) smartphone, another Chinese company, or the part where he recommends you purchase a phone from Essential?
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You may be correct about Apple, but if Google isn’t selling your info then how are they making money?
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Just curious, how often do you run into areas where you have T-Mo service, but not Verizon?
I’m not trying to be critical of T-Mo as I think they have done great thing to spur competition in the U.S. cellular market. But from my reading it seems Verizon has far greater network coverage than T-Mo.
Either way I’m glad that OnePlus is now working on three of the four major U.S. networks. My guess is that things will continue to improve for OnePlus on Verizon as Verizon continues towards shutting down its CDMA network by the end f 2019.
T-Mobile network is non existent in a lot of places I visit. Then again, so is Sprint.
I travel all over the country and to Vancouver for work, I have never had an issue with T-Mobile coverage where VZW worked. I have been skiing in Whistler, BC and had 4G coverage all over the mountain, in the FL keys, I also had coverage. Coverage is not an issue for me.