It's extremely likely that Starlink will meet the requirements of the 100 Mbps tier of RDOF and thus it was improper for the FCC to rescind their funding. The m

It's extremely likely that Starlink will meet the requirements of the 100 Mbps tier of RDOF and thus it was improper for the FCC to rescind their funding. The map problems don't really impact Starlink since it serves the entire US and any subsidies they get would likely be passed on to all customers (as slightly lower prices) rather than allocated to specific locations. This is all obsolete anyway since RDOF's problems have been overshadowed by BEAD's newer and much bigger problems.