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What would be a legitimate reason for the EU to restrict these services?
by aiiizzz 7mo ago
What would be a legitimate reason for the EU to restrict these services?
- darig 7mo ago[dead]
- ulfw 7mo agoWhat would be a legitimate reason for the EU to allow these services? You can't run a tower-based cellular network without a license, why a satellite-based cellular network?
- grim_io 7mo agoWhy wouldn't the US allow a Chinese provider? Yes, the question is why not, not if, and you know it to be true.
- Analemma_ 7mo agoBecause the services are controlled by a hostile aggressor state, which less than two months ago made repeated threats to literally invade the EU? This isn't complicated, mate.
- jurgenburgen 7mo ago> EU's proposed Space Act, which would force companies like Elon Musk's SpaceX, Amazon's Leo and European satellite company Eutelsat to curb space debris and pollution, and tighten safety and cybersecurity protections. The draft law would also require U.S. firms to appoint a legal representative inside the EU. > The U.S. administration has criticized the draft rules before, claiming they would place "unacceptable regulatory burdens" on American champions. Oh the horror! Little Musk can’t afford to clean up his mess.