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I freaking had it with this AI bullshit!!
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MVNOs (Mobile Virtual Network Operators) are a great option for not dealing with the big carriers. If an MVNO is getting a lot of complains from their customers they have the aggregated power of many customers to push with. If an MVNO is being treated poorly by a carrier they can actually switch but the impact is much bigger than a single customer switching, so it has much more weight. Also the MVNO is the one with your data, the carrier just has services listed as with that MVNO and doesn't have your personal details directly.
So if you do want to get away from a carrier but still need their network I would recommend looking at various MVNO options and giving one a go. Look for reviews, make sure they aren't just a front for the carrier you don't like, and don't sign up for a long contract, just get something small and see how it goes. That's my recommendation anyway.