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> Now the intention is that Faroese households and businesses can also access this service - subject to approval from the Faroese authorities. One would hope
by nanna 2y ago
> Now the intention is that Faroese households and businesses can also access this service - subject to approval from the Faroese authorities.
One would hope the Faroese administration would put this on ice until the US administration quits its threats to the sovereignty of their fellow autonomous Danish territory of Greenland...
- lxgr 2y ago> One would hope the Faroese administration would put this on ice Why? I totally get not wanting to subsidize it using taxpayer money, not wanting to abandon any other existing or planned infrastructure in favor of it etc., but what do citizens gain by not having legal access to backup infrastructure? It doesn't seem like OneWeb is a viable alternative at this point, so banning the only existing solution seems like a bad idea. You could also ask the people of Saint Helena or the Falkland Islands how they like their respective government bans.