Starlink Mobile is providing free connectivity to @orange_es and @Telefonica customers affected by the devastating train collision in Spain. Families, communities, and businesses with compatible LTE phones can stay connected via apps and texts even when cell towers are down 🛰️📱
Starlink Mobile is now live in Brazil with @vivobr! 50M customers can use apps and messaging in cellular dead zones — with 7M phones already connected. This is the first nationwide service to cover the entire country.
The next-gen service - Starlink Mobile V2 - will make sure all Brazilians have access to high-speed mobile internet, from small fishing villages deep in the rainforests to remote stretches of highways 🛰️📱
Starlink will deliver fast, reliable connectivity onboard @easyJet, so passengers can work, stream, or stay in touch without interruption 🛰️✈️
In the last year, Starlink Mobile has connected more than 11 million people across @VEONGroup 3 key markets: Ukraine, Kazakhstan, and Bangladesh. For many, it provides a reliable way to send messages, voice notes, share location and more in places that cell towers cannot reach 🛰️📱
Transforming how the world connects, with @Starlink 🌐
VEON is the first operator group globally to launch Starlink Mobile across three markets: Ukraine, Kazakhstan, and Bangladesh. Through Starlink’s direct-to-device technology, 11 million unique VEON customers have stayed connected where cell signal can’t reach – using satellite-ready apps, sharing their location, and sending messages via apps and SMS on their existing LTE-compatible phones.
The impact goes well beyond staying in touch. We work with leading U.S. technology companies, like Starlink, to extend the American tech ecosystem, digital access, and resilient infrastructure to our high-growth markets – and ultimately, change customers’ lives in every corner of our footprint.
Read more about how we’re maximizing the service’s potential for millions at veon.com/newsroom/press-rele…
We have worked closely with regulators, industry and operators in India for 5+ years, and built a network of dedicated systems, gateways, and other infrastructure all in-country to exclusively serve Indian traffic safely and securely - and all with the requisite government approvals.
Starlink is ready to connect India with high-speed internet.
Statement from Reliance Industries
In light of recent remarks about Reliance and the Indian market, we wish to place the facts on record.
Like every Indian enterprise, Reliance has grown in an India that welcomes investment and innovation, homegrown or international, that improve the lives of the people.
That openness rests on the rule of law. As the Government of India has stated, it applies the same process to every applicant, Indian or foreign. Jio's own satellite services await clearances.
At Reliance, we have never feared competition. We see it as the truest test of who serves the customer best. Jio itself entered India's crowded telecom market in 2016 as the newest player, with not a single customer. In just ten years, Jio has earned the trust of over 530 million customers and given Indians some of the best digital infrastructure and most affordable data in the world.
We welcome competition in satellite communications, including Starlink. Every player, Jio included, must serve the people of India and abide by the laws and policies of the land.
Starlink Mobile is providing nationwide emergency connectivity to @MasMovilPanama customers in Panama. Families, communities and businesses can stay in touch with loved ones via SMS. Coverage works best with a clear view of the sky 🛰️📱
Ante el reciente sismo registrado en nuestro país, +Móvil ha habilitado gratuitamente la comunicación satelital de @Starlink Mobile para que puedas mantenerte en contacto con tus seres queridos.
ANATEL just scored a huge win for the people of Brazil by voting to approve Starlink Mobile's full 2 GHz access with our global S-band priority.
Starlink will put this critical mid-band spectrum to work to make sure every Brazilian has access to high-speed mobile broadband on their devices 🛰️📱
For those impacted by the earthquake in Panama, Starlink is providing free service through November 10 to new and existing customers in the affected areas. We are coordinating with emergency response agencies to help restore connectivity in the hardest-hit communities → starlink.com/support/article…
Starlink will deliver fast, reliable connectivity across @AmericanAir’s full mainline fleet so passengers can stream, game, work, and stay connected to family and friends throughout their travel 🛰️✈️
Full fleet. Full speed. Full connection. ✈️
We're bringing Starlink to our entire mainline fleet, and will be one of the world's largest Starlink-connected airlines. With more than 1,000 aircraft planned for installation beginning in 2027, we're taking connectivity to new heights. 📶
Learn more: bit.ly/aa-starlink
Soon, passengers and crew onboard @RoyalAirMaroc will have access to Starlink, the same high-speed, low-latency internet that is already transforming travel on other continents
From Casablanca to the rest of Africa and beyond, travelers will enjoy reliable internet in flight 🛰️✈️
The future of inflight connectivity is coming to Royal Air Maroc.
Royal Air Maroc has selected @Starlink to bring next-generation inflight Wi-Fi to our passengers, making us the first African airline to offer Starlink connectivity onboard.
Starting in 2027.
There is a bright and exciting future for humanity ahead – and space is fundamental to that future.
To achieve this, space safety must be done right. We encourage every operator to not only share ephemeris data proactively the same way Starlink already does, but to also adopt the high standards of space safety that SpaceX and Starlink use every day → starlink.com/updates/space-s…
Operating safely in space requires knowing where satellites and objects are – and where they will be in the future. This requires all operators sharing their satellites’ ephemeris data, along with predicted trajectories and planned maneuvers → space-safety.com
Today, we’re making it easier for Starlink customers to share fast, reliable internet. Refer your friends to Starlink and both you AND your friend receive $100!
Available in most countries, rewards vary by market → starlink.com/referral
Starlink saves lives
Starlink helped save a sailor’s life far off New Zealand’s coast.
A sailor became seriously ill and needed urgent medical help.
Starlink connected the skipper with a doctor, who guided him through an emergency surgery while a rescue helicopter was on its way.
Rescuers lifted him from the boat and flew him to hospital. He survived and later thanked the rescue crew.
Starlink is a life-saving technology, bringing expert medical help within reach even far out at sea.
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I really don't know which lunatic decided that a White kid born in 2005 owes the world an apology for something that happened 300 years ago
Slavery wasn't some White invention. Every civilization did it. Africans sold other Africans. The Arab slave trade ran for over a thousand years and enslaved millions. Nobody talks about that
And guess who actually ended it? The West. Britain banned the trade and literally sent its navy out to hunt down slave ships. That part somehow never makes it into the lecture
Meanwhile, slavery still exists today in parts of Africa and the Middle East. Mauritania only made it a crime in 2007. You will never see the outrage or the protests... Nothing but silence
But in the West, people are told to feel guilty for being born. Criminals get excused because "the system made him do it." Repeat offenders get arrested again and again and walk right back out. The victim gets forgotten and the criminal gets treated like the victim
Seriously, how did it get this bad? The same civilization that built the modern world and ended slavery is now tearing itself apart and calling it morality
You have no reason to feel guilty for things that happened centuries ago. You don't even remember what you ate last week
This isn't compassion, it's insanity
This is literally civilizational suicide
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Elon Musk claims the mainstream media rarely gives positive coverage to people who don’t align with its political views.
He argues that even something as extraordinary as saving a busload of orphans wouldn’t make the headlines.
“Anything positive about someone who is not part of the far-left tribe will get no coverage.”




















