Samsung is rolling out a new feature that shows users which apps on their phones can connect via satellite. According to a tipster on X, the list appears in Settings under Connections > Satellite networks. This displays only the apps you have installed that support satellite connectivity, not every possible satellite-enabled app available.

This development comes as carriers expand satellite services beyond emergency SOS features. T-Mobile's T-Satellite offers data connectivity similar to traditional cellular service when connecting to satellites, while Verizon limits its offering to emergency texting and SOS functions. The apps that work via satellite depend entirely on your carrier's specific service.

The feature represents a significant step in making satellite connectivity more accessible to everyday users. However, Samsung's list shows what's theoretically possible rather than guaranteed functionality. Users should check their carrier's specific satellite offerings before assuming full app compatibility when only satellite coverage is available.