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  2. Roaming - Wikipedia

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    In order that a subscriber is able to register on to a visited network, a roaming agreement needs to be in place between the visited network and the home network. This agreement is established after a series of testing processes called IREG (International Roaming Expert Group) and TADIG (Transferred Account Data Interchange Group). While the ...

  3. Roaming SIM - Wikipedia

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    This manifests itself to most users when they receive a text message welcoming the traveler to a local network. Once they return home, their SIM will only work on the network with which they have a contract. A roaming SIM however, also known as a global roaming SIM, will work with whichever network it can detect, at home or abroad.

  4. European Union roaming regulations - Wikipedia

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    The current roaming regulation expires after 30 June 2032. [8] Research shows that the ban on roaming charges in 2017 more than doubled mobile data usage among travelers and led to a total consumer surplus of €2 billion within the first six months of implementation. The ban was likely overall welfare improving, as consumer gains exceeded the ...

  5. GSM services - Wikipedia

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    If a subscriber is roaming on a different company's network, the subscriber, instead of the caller, may pay a surcharge for the connection time. International roaming calls are often quite expensive, and as a result some companies require subscribers to grant explicit permission to receive calls while roaming to certain countries.

  6. International mobile subscriber identity - Wikipedia

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    This is mainly important for international mobile roaming. Outside North America, the IMSI is converted to the Mobile Global Title (MGT) format, standard E.214, which is similar to an E.164 number. E.214 provides a method to convert the IMSI into a number that can be used for routing to international SS7 switches.

  7. Never lose cell service again with this space-age satellite tech

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    AST SpaceMobile of Texas is developing the world's first global cellular broadband network that can connect directly to your smartphone without special equipment.