To a close approximation, absolutely zero people need, want, or could possibly benefit from Bluetooth to satellite. The protocol just wasn't designed for anythi

To a close approximation, absolutely zero people need, want, or could possibly benefit from Bluetooth to satellite. The protocol just wasn't designed for anything more complex than a headset. Beyond a single low bandwidth point to point connection, the pain increases exponentially as the signal quality degrades geometrically. It really is not meant for wide scale networks. Not in any way. There is no application for "Bluetooth to orbit" that can't be served with other technology at lower cost and vastly improved performance. Bluetooth is just objectively the wrong technology for this.