Can I use FP3+ in Mexico?

[anon9989719]

I imagine the answer is yes, it depends upon the frequency bands, so you could read what the networks supply but almost definitely the same as the USA

Make sure you buy a local SIM thought to avoid roaming charges

Unauthorised roaming in Cuba

Hi, I went to Cuba with my Fairphone 2 and only used roaming in emergencies. I had “mobile data” switched off all the time, except for the minutes I wanted to use it. Background data was switched off all the time during the complete stay. Nevertheless, soon I got a SMS from my provider telling me that I almost reached my cost limit for data. Afterwards, I did not switch of “mobile data” again. But even though it was switched off since that SMS, I got another SMS the next day, telling me that I…

UPDATE 1

https://www.telcomatraining.com/list-of-mobile-network-operators-of-mexico/

UPDATE 2

Fairphone 3 users in the United States?

Trying to do the same thing. Find out if the FP3 would work on US cell carriers. It’s a learning process and even if it does not work here in the US or I decide not to try the FP3 I have learned alot. I found this website that describes each band that each of the carriers use. If I understand correctly: AT&T - would not work well as they use band 17 as the primary “backbone” of the network. T-Mobile - Would work on bands 2 and 4. Did not look at the other carriers yet. Any comments as to…