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I received an email from Google Fi this week. Google claims that I have used too much international data roaming (I typically use around 1gb per month) and have not used the service in the US enough, according to the latest terms & conditions update. I have read through the latest terms & conditions, the acceptable use policy, etc. - and there is nothing specifically stated about this. So, if you are also a Google Fi subscriber and not in the US 100% of the time - be aware, and you may want to consider seeking alternatives soon.

Given how Google tends to kill products/services on a whim, I guess I should have expected something like this at some point. For some reason, as a 5+ year paying customer, owner of multiple generations of Google(Pixel) phones, etc., I didn't expect to be blocked with only a 30 day notice. The lack of transparency, proactive communication, and overall terrible customer experience is making me think hard about subscribing to anything from Google again after this.

We're implementing Firebase Analytics and attempting to track user behavior using Firebase's Funnels feature. A basic funnel example would be something like: home_screen -> cart_screen -> checkout_screen

As of Firebase 3.8, screen_view is an auto-captured event. We have tagged screens with the Firebase screen name property, and confirmed that these are collected in debug mode. But when creating a new funnel on Firebase's web dashboard, I am only able to input screen_view into a funnel, not a specific screen (such as checkout_screen).

Does each screen need to be tagged with a unique event, or is there a way to add event properties into funnels? Appreciate your help!