How to use Huawei mate50 satellite communication function?

A few days ago, Huawei's latest Mate50 series mobile phones officially launched omni-channel sales. It is reported that this is the world's first popular smartphone that supports Beidou satellite news. In the absence of terrestrial network signal coverage, you can still send messages through the "Beidou Satellite Message" service number in Changlian App to keep in touch with the outside world. So how does Huawei use the satellite communication function of mate50? Let's take a closer look.

When the mobile phone has no signal (no cellular network /WLAN network coverage) and is in an open and unobstructed environment, you can send a message through Beidou satellite in the "Beidou Satellite Message" service number in Changlian App. However, satellite communication only supports sending satellite messages in Changlian App, and does not support Internet access/call/video function for the time being.

It should be noted that the receiver can only receive Beidou satellite messages in an environment with terrestrial network coverage. If the mobile phone at the receiving end has installed and activated the version of Changlian App supporting Beidou satellite messages, it can receive Changlian messages and short messages at the same time; If Changlian App is not installed on the mobile phone of the receiving end, you can only receive short messages.

Considering the bandwidth problem, at present, satellite messages only support sending, not receiving, and are only used for users to release distress information to the outside world in an emergency. At present, this function is still in the testing stage. Huawei provides users with 30 quotas free of charge every month. After the expiration, 30 quotas will be given away again next month. It is not clear whether it will become a charging function in the later stage, and it will take longer to observe.

The above is how to use Huawei mate50 satellite communication function. I hope the above content will be helpful to everyone.