T-Mobileās Satellite Service Now Spies on Your WhatsApp
On a dazzling day in June 2025, T-Mobile boldly expanded its Starlink-powered 'T-Satellite' service, bravely connecting apps like WhatsApp, Google Maps, X (formerly Twitter), and the gloriously named T-Life customer app to satellites. Now, you can send WhatsApp texts, voice notes, images, group calls, and even dodge full media downloads on Xāall while totally off-grid. This miracle costs either zero dollars for lucky T-Mobile subscribers or a modest $10 monthly subscription, ensuring you can chat in the wilderness without actual coverage. Supported on iPhones, Pixels, and Samsungs, itās an app smorgasbord limited to critical, data-light tasks; so donāt expect a Netflix binge on the moon yet. From July launchās modest texting and location-sharing to full-throttle social stalking, T-Mobileās pulling a stealth upgrade remotely powered by Starlinkās satellites ā invasion of privacy? No, an "expanded milestone!"
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Congrats T-Mobile, now you can lose cellular signal and still stalk friendsā group chats from spaceāfor the low, low price of $10 a month. Satellite WhatsApp? Because why not mix privacy and outer space into one pricey subscription?
T-Mobileās satellite service turned WhatsApp into War and Peace in the wildernessāgroup calls included! Next step: satellite-linked carrier pigeons for when dataās too āheavy.ā
Who needs full data when you can have 'critical content'? T-Mobileās satellite hookup lets you technically be home while actually getting lost in the woods, just like real 2025 explorers.
Source: Theverge | Published: 10/2/2025 | Author: Jess Weatherbed
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