And your project (whichever the name you give for the internet service) is the one providing the connection? I mean, you provide both the device and the "mobile data" instead of providing only the device (minter guardian) which act as a MiFi and relies on existing ISP like T-Mobile or Sprint for the internet provider? If so, how do you enforce this global internet service? Because far as I know, even large companies like google with their Google Fi couldn't even reach the entire global-wide service yet.
So your not providing free internet service? In fact, you're not providing internet service at all, let alone worldwide reach, and your customer are not dissociated with their ISP, given to use your service they still need to subscribe to their regular ISP. Wasn't that means your statements below is rather misleading?
Ok, I understand your point of view and I understand why you say it's misleading, but let's look at it from another perspective: if you have the possibility of connecting automatically to the internet from a Minter Guardian hotspot, without being prompted for a username or password, can it be called free internet?