> We pay through the nose of asymmetric internet speeds. I hope starlink and other factors push for a price revolt. But StarLink still has to talk to a ground

> We pay through the nose of asymmetric internet speeds. I hope starlink and other factors push for a price revolt. But StarLink still has to talk to a ground station. I doubt they will let a Canadian customer just connect to an AT&T station or T-Mobile even if they are in range. Could the local operators even segment the territory into exclusive zones by placing the ground stations a certain way?