It's certainly taken them long enough, but the folks at T-Mobile in Europe and the folks at T-Mobile in the US have finally decided that world travelers probably expect that their two sets of WiFi hotspots are connected. Thus, it probably made sense to actually allow users on one system to roam on the other. It's not exactly clear why it took so long for this to be worked out.
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Common ownership notwithstanding, the behavior of T-Mobile US and T-Mobile Europe if you think of them as separate companies.
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