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O2 has announced plans reintroduce roaming charges for Britons travelling to the EU.
From August, the network's customers will face a £3.50 bill for every gigabyte used over 25GB.
In an email to customers on Wednesday O2 said there would be 'changes to our roaming fair usage policy' from August 2.
'As your monthly UK data allowance is over 25GB, you can still use your data in our Europe Zone,
'But it's now subject to a Roaming Limit of 25GB. Once you've reached this limit you'll be charged an additional cost of £3.50/GB', the email, seen by the Independent, said.
O2 has announced plans reintroduce roaming charges for Britons travelling to the EU. From August, the network's customers will face a £3.50 bill for every gigabyte used over 25GB
It is the latest fallout from Prime Minister Boris Johnson's Brexit deal, agreed on Christmas eve last year, which left open the option to reintroduce data tariffs in the EU.
The agreement only stated operators should have 'fair and transparent rates for international mobile roaming'.
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