EE (Everything Everywhere) mobile services

EE, formerly known as Everything Everywhere, is a major British mobile network operator and internet service provider. It was established in 2010 through the merger of the UK operations of Orange S.A. and T-Mobile (a subsidiary of Deutsche Telekom). The brand was officially launched as EE in 2012, introducing the United Kingdom's first 4G network.

In 2016, the British telecommunications giant BT Group acquired EE, integrating its advanced mobile infrastructure into BT's extensive fixed-line and broadband portfolio. Today, EE operates as the flagship consumer brand for BT Group's mobile services, maintaining a dominant market share in the UK. While the brand is strictly British in origin and operation, its ultimate ownership rests with BT Group, which is headquartered in London and serves millions of customers worldwide.