No, the ones that are in very similar orbits and are already communicating with mobile phones today. Geostationary communication directly to phones is also pos

No, the ones that are in very similar orbits and are already communicating with mobile phones today. Geostationary communication directly to phones is also possible, by the way, assuming the satellite has a big/directional enough antenna. Here's one from 2011: https://www.cnet.com/reviews/terrestar-genus-at-t-review/ https://www.cnet.com/reviews/terrestar-genus-at-t-review/ Google's Pixel uses (I believe) the same satellite today too, among others.