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Boost Mobile has become Fairphone’s first official US carrier partner. So you can now activate the Fairphone 6+ on Boost’s nationwide 5G plans. The modular phone went on sale in the US back in August. This weirdly doesn’t mean you’ll find it in Boost’s own online store, though, at least not yet.
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