Starlink, SpaceX’s satellite internet service, has announced that it will be offering free service for a period of 30 days in regions affected by Hurricane Helene. This initiative aims to assist those impacted by the hurricane and support response and recovery efforts in the affected areas.
According to Starlink, individuals affected by Hurricane Helene or those looking to contribute to the response and recovery efforts can now access Starlink's services free of charge for a month. This offer is part of the company's efforts to provide support during challenging times.
After the 30-day period, Starlink has stated that customers will be transitioned to a paid residential subscription that is linked to the location where the service is being used at that time. The company has also mentioned that they will reassess the situation as needed based on the conditions in the area.
Starlink's decision to offer free service in hurricane-affected regions demonstrates their commitment to assisting communities in times of crisis. By providing access to reliable internet connectivity, Starlink aims to help individuals stay connected and informed during the recovery process.
