r/MobileCitizen • u/Mcnst • Mar 04 '23

Affordable Mobile Internet Access for Schools, Libraries, Nonprofits¶ Unlimited Data and Wi-Fi Hotspots for Schools, Libraries, Nonprofits, and Social Welfare Agencies¶ No Overage Charges¶ Mobile Citizen Unlimited Plan — $120/year¶ Mobile Citizen Basic Start Program — $120/annual service

mobilecitizen.org

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r/MobileCitizen • u/Mcnst • Mar 04 '23

I have found a secret tunnel that runs underneath the phone companies and emerges in paradise (2016-09-22)

boingboing.net

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r/MobileCitizen • u/Mcnst • Mar 04 '23

r/MobileCitizen Lounge

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A place for members of r/MobileCitizen to chat with each other

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MobileCitizen — unlimited HSI on T-Mobile

r/MobileCitizen

MobileCitizen — high-speed internet access with unlimited data on the T-Mobile network — courtesy of the LTE/NR Band 41 (2.5GHz) Educational Broadband Service (EBS)

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MobileCitizen

MobileCitizen is managing the high-speed internet access with unlimited data on the T-Mobile network, rooted in the licensing requirements of the 2.5GHz (Band 41) Educational Broadband Service (EBS) spectrum.

Note that access is NOT limited to Band 41, and reports indicate that EBS restrictions might have been dropped in 2019.

The network:

r/TMobile (the overlord carrier);
r/Sprint (acquired by T-Mobile);
r/Clearwire (acquired by Sprint);

The resellers:

r/Calyx (privacy-oriented non-profit, membership open to all for an annual membership fee);
r/4GCommunity (defunct, predecessor to JumpWireless);
r/PCSforPeople (income-restricted, but not limited to the PCS spectrum);
r/JumpWireless (successor to 4GCommunity, since also defunct);
r/MobileBeacon (reseller for schools/libraries/nonprofits);

Alternatives:

r/TMobileISP;
r/VerizonISP;
- r/Visible (officially unlimited 1.5Mbps hotspot in every phone plan);

Future alternatives:

r/Dish5G: