An updated presentation says users will receive a pop-up about connecting to satellites the moment they’re outside of ground-based cell coverage.
Starlink rival AST SpaceMobile has revealed more details about how it could charge users to access its cellular satellite service, which is slated to roll out for AT&T and Verizon customers.
In an updated investor presentation first spotted by Reddit users, AST SpaceMobile says it plans to offer satellite connectivity as a monthly add-on and through a «day pass» system, which consumers can opt into whenever needed.
Customers would be notified about the day-pass option the moment their phone traveled outside a carrier’s ground-based network, according to the presentation.
