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T-Mobile US Inc (NASDAQ: TMUS) is restoring its Hawaii network following Hurricane Lala, deploying generators to sites affected by power outages. T-Satellite saw nearly 29,000 texts exchanged since pre-storm activation, with 17,000 sent on Sunday. The carrier offers unlimited data and waived overages through Aug 22. *this image is generated using AI for illustrative purposes only. T-Mobile US Inc (NASDAQ: TMUS) has shifted from preparation to active recovery in Hawaii as Hurricane Lala moves west across the islands. Crews are deploying portable generators to restore network sites primarily impacted by widespread commercial power outages. The carrier's Self-Optimizing Network (SON) technology has automatically executed more than 160 network adjustments since the storm began, optimizing coverage as site availability changes. T-Satellite with Starlink has become a critical connectivity lifeline for customers with compatible devices. Since T-Mobile extended access ahead of Lala, nearly 29,000 text messages have been exchanged via satellite. Usage spiked significantly during the storm's peak; on Sunday alone, 6,200 customers exchanged more than 17,000 messages. The service also enabled Text-to-911 capabilities and the delivery of Wireless Emergency Alerts to compatible devices in affected areas. To assist residents during the recovery phase, T-Mobile activated unlimited talk...
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