Billionaire Elon Musk – the richest man in the world — recently announced Hurricane Helene victims would get free internet service through his company Starlink. But there's one major catch: Come November,

In partnership with the Biden administration, Starlink is offering 30 days of free satellite internet service for those in Hurricane Helene's damage path.

Starlink is a a satellite internet constellation owned by Elon Musk's SpaceX. Here's what you should know about the service and its use in Helene-ravaged areas.

Former President Donald J. Trump praised Elon Musk for bringing service to hard-hit areas. The Biden administration noted that the government was already on the case.

Starlink.com site has now been updated to say it’ll supply “a free first month of service” for users impacted by Hurricane Helene. New and existing customers on the Starlink residential tier can receive the so-called “Hurricane Relief” service plan, according to a company support document that contains instructions on receiving the perk.

Starlink is extending its satellite internet to Hurricane Helene victims for free, in partnership with the US government.

Thousands of Starlink satellites have been installed across some of the most isolated regions since the storm wreaked her devastation.