I thought the whole point of starlink was that it provided cheap and dirty infrastructure basically anywhere. What's the point if they're going to individually license areas??
this post was submitted on 03 May 2024
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Starlink users were told in an email the service was only intended for “temporary travel and transit,” in unlicensed places, rather than for permanent use. It added that users who have accessed Starlink outside of authorized places for over two months should “change your account country or return to the country in which your service was ordered,” or else their service would be cut off, Bloomberg reported.
"And if you don't, we'll warn you again."