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A report by satellite firm Viasat claims 60% of customers would pay more for direct-to-device satellite services.
The report was conducted by GSMA Intelligence and surveyed more than 12,000 mobile phone users across 12 markets, quizzing them about their views towards satellite services.
The report claims that more than a third of consumers reported losing access to basic mobile cellular services at least twice a month, and “perhaps as a result, more than 60% of consumers globally are prepared to pay extra for satellite-enabled services on their smartphones.”
