NOS WiFi routers so its subscribers become part of the Fon community automatically. In March 11th 2020, the partnership between NOS and Fon ended. NOS discontinued the Fon service and changed the existing Fon hotspots (integrated into some of NOS WiFi routers) to its own Wifi sharing initiative NOS_Wi-Fi_Hotspots, usage of this service was only available to NOS costumers. In August 13th 2021, NOS discontinued the NOS_Wifi service stating it wasn't possible to continue to offer the service, given that the new generation of Routers can't support the functionality. SoftBank (Japan) SoftBank is Fon's first collaboration with a mobile line operator wanting to offload data traffic to WiFi. Since 2010, SoftBank bundles a Fonera with every iPhone they sell. Oi (Brazil) On 31 October 2011 Oi announced its partnership with Fon, granting global WiFi access to its broadband customers. Proximus (Belgium) Discontinued; From November 2011 through 2018, Belgacom (now Proximus) was part the Fon network. Proximus added Fon's WiFi-sharing technology to its BBox2 modem earlier in 2011, making it possible to broadcast two WiFi signals from a broadband internet source. Fon Membership was automatically activated (opt-out). Netia (Poland) Discontinued; From 28 February 2012 through 2018 Fon was added Poland to its network, deploying over 100,000 hotspots in the first few months. KPN (the Netherlands) Discontinued; KPN, a large telecommunications company in the Netherlands, and Fon formed a partnership to publicly launch the Fon network on KPN modems. As of 1 August 2020 this partnership is discontinued. Deutsche Telekom (Germany) In March 2013, a partnership with Deutsche Telekom in Germany was announced. This has not been actively marketed since 2020. The partnership is expected to be discontinued in 2021. Four other Telekom branches have joined the Fon network: HT (Croatia) In Spring 2013, HT and Fon announced the addition of their new partnership in Croatia. Cosmote (Greece) In February 2014, Cosmote (then OTE), became the second DT company to join the Fon network. Telekom Romania (Romania) 2 July 2014 marked Fon’s expansion into Romania with another DT company, Telekom Romania. Magyar Telekom (Hungary) On 5 April 2016 Hungary became the 17th country to join the Fon network, and the 5th DT subsidiary to become a partner. On the 1st of September 2020, Telekom discontinued the service in Hungary. MWEB ADSL (South Africa) In February 2014, MWEB joined the Fon network. MWEB customers that have a Fon enabled router can share their