SpaceX's Starlink will provide emergency services access for mobile phones for people in distress for free, according to Elon Musk.
SpaceX has already launched nearly 130 direct-to-cellular satellites into space over the last eight months, with more launches on the way. Elon Musk has decided that Starlink emergency services will be available to all mobile phone users across the world.
The service is expected to ensure public safety, unhindered connectivity, and revolutionize emergency communication. After thinking it through, SpaceX Starlink will provide emergency services access for mobile phones for people in distress for free.Can’t have a situation where someone dies because they forgot or were unable…Last week, in a letter to Federal Communication Commission , SpaceX stated that bothagree to provide Wireless Emergency Alerts to everyone, including non-T-Mobile customers, in areas where there is no terrestrial coverage.
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