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You might end up pretty disappointed! Most countries require a local license to do business there, and that might involve sending all traffic through a governme
by greglindahl 9y ago
You might end up pretty disappointed! Most countries require a local license to do business there, and that might involve sending all traffic through a government gateway. Without a local license, it might be pretty annoying to get an antenna and pay for the service.
- woah 9y agoHypothetically, let's say a company sold satellite internet gear to people in a country during a time when the internet was not being cracked down on for political reasons. When the "shit goes down", how would the government shut down this service? The satellites could drop all packets during the few minutes they were over the country in question, but what leverage does the oppressive government have over the satellite internet company?