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I am not aware of any, it is a very niche thing though since the majority of people can be connected with cables(I know in US there are issues but in other coun
by simion314 6y ago
I am not aware of any, it is a very niche thing though since the majority of people can be connected with cables(I know in US there are issues but in other countries if you have electricity in a remote place you can just add a internet cable on the same polls and bring cheap and fast internet to everyone).
Do you honestly see China,Russia or India governments giving money to a foreign company when they have their own space programs? The governments to not min-max for short term financials and you also have on top of that the security issue to trust US.
- sneak 6y agoI think there will be tons of global customers for Starlink. Any cable or signal that leaves the premises has to be encrypted anyway, addressing the privacy security issue for civilians, and the military, which also has availability as a security concern already has a local/nationally-run satcom system for their use today. Satcom isn’t an issue for governments right now. It is, however, for billions of normal people who live far from population/commerce centers.