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BREAKING: Japan’s largest mobile carrier, NTT Docomo, has just launched international roaming for Starlink Direct in the US, Canada and the Philippines. It is free on every plan, including ahamo, with no sign-up required. Starlink is making dead zones disappear across borders.

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