Telefonica Germany, the German subsidiary of Spanish telecommunications giant Telefonica, has activated 5G roaming in 70 countries. Telefonica Germany 5G roaming

Roaming and 5G roaming are both services that allow mobile phone users to use their phones in other countries. However, there are some key differences between the two services.

• Roaming is a general term for using your phone in a different country than the one where you signed up for your plan. When you roam, your phone connects to the network of a local operator. This can be useful if you travel frequently to other countries. However, roaming can be expensive, so it’s important to check your plan before you travel.
• 5G roaming is a newer service that allows mobile phone users to use their phones on 5G networks in other countries. 5G is the latest generation of cellular network technology, and it offers much faster speeds than 4G. This can be useful if you want to stream videos, download files, or play games while you’re traveling. However, 5G roaming is still in its early stages, so it’s not available in all countries. It’s also important to check your plan before you travel, as 5G roaming can be more expensive than 4G roaming.

Here is a table that summarizes the key differences between roaming and 5G roaming:

Ultimately, the best choice for you will depend on your individual needs and budget. If you travel frequently to other countries and need to use your phone for data-intensive activities, then 5G roaming may be a good option for you. However, if you only travel occasionally and don’t need to use your phone for data-intensive activities, then regular roaming may be a better option.

With new activations, Telefónica Germany customers can now use their 5G devices to access the 5G networks of other Telefónica operators in these countries.