best options for data when travelling USA and Canada [closed]

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So we are from New Zealand and are planning a 3 month campervan trip across Canada and back via USA thru Maine, Vermont South Dakota etc

What would be best options for having data so we can search for campsites and things to do in each state etc






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Can I use my data outside Canada?

Roaming charges will be applied when you use your Canadian cellphone anywhere outside your plan's coverage area \u2013 even within Canada. Take the time to go through the fine print in your contract on your carrier's website or over the phone with a customer service representative.

How can you avoid data charges when traveling internationally?

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  • Calling all travel lovers.
  • Turn off data roaming.
  • Turn off all auto-updates.
  • Download these apps for messaging with WiFi.
  • Download these apps for making free phone calls on WiFi.
  • Find free WiFi.


  • Can I use my Canadian cell phone in USA?

    Get a U.S. SIM CardTo use these SIM cards, you will need to have your Canadian carrier \u201cunlock\u201d your cell phone first, which should be a relatively easy process. If you go for this option, consider forwarding your Canadian number to your U.S. SIM card number so you don't miss calls to your Canadian cell.

    How can I minimize my data usage when traveling?

    Disable the apps and background operations that use data. Wait for a good WiFi spot. Turn auto-updating off for your Play Store (Android) or App Store (iOS) or at least set automatic updates to only run over Wi-Fi. Check the settings inside each app on your phone.




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