Elon Musk's offer of 'free' Starlink internet for hurricane victims is a bait and switch
Elon Musk recently offered victims of Hurricane Helene a free month of internet service via his Starlink company. As it turns out, the offer wasn’t as generous as it seemed, it’s really more of a new customer promotion.
FEMA said it was providing Starlink devices to help first responders communicate. Residents affected by flooding can use the ...
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Starlink for Ukraine funded solely by Warsaw, not Musk - Polish Foreign MinistryThe Starlink terminals received by Ukraine were funded by Poland. Elon Musk had no involvement in this, stated Polish Foreign ...
Thousands of Starlink satellites have been installed across some of the most isolated regions since the storm wreaked her ...
SpaceX founder and billionaire Elon Musk said he had spoken with former President Donald Trump about additional need ...
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Elon Musk Promises to Post Aliens on X the "Split Second" He Sees Evidence of Their ExistencePhone Home Elon Musk may not be the biggest believer in aliens — but if he ever sees them, he's going to post them on the ...
SpaceX and CEO Elon Musk ramped up the rollout of Starlink’s direct-to-cell service for areas expected to be hit Wednesday by ...
Happy Tuesday. Here's your Tuesday Tech Drop, the past week's top stories from the intersection of politics and the ...
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Nigeria Withdraws After Threatening Elon Musk’s Company in Nigeria for Increasing Starlink PriceThe press release that Nigerian Communications Commission had previously released on Starlink's satellite internet service ...
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