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STARLINK HITS iPHONES—TEXT FROM ANYWHERE! iOS 18.3 changed the game! Starlink satellite texting is now live for T-Mobile beta testers, keeping connections alive no matter where you are. No towers? No service? No problem. Calls and data are next—this is just the beginning of a whole new era in...

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