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Opensignal Launches World’s First Interactive Map of Satellite-to-Smartphone D2D Connections

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BOSTON -- Opensignal, a global independent consumer connectivity analytics and insights company, today launched the Opensignal D2D Satellite Map , the world’s first interactive, real-world depiction of where direct-to-device (D2D) satellite connections with smartphones are happening across the globe.

Every point on the map, which will be updated monthly, represents a location where smartphones have connected to a D2D service since January 2026, extracted from Opensignal’s billions of real-world measurements.

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