Assigning a price to a given (large) region is the easy part. The hard part is cache invalidation! For a stationary Starlink dish, every satellite knows which

Assigning a price to a given (large) region is the easy part. The hard part is cache invalidation! For a stationary Starlink dish, every satellite knows which cell a given dish is in, and they cooperate to route packets to that cell when they can. For a mobile Starlink dish, they have to be able to invalidate that cache every time it moves, instead of having a cushion of a few hours for the occasional move. It can be done, but I don't blame them for punting on that problem for awhile.