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    SpaceX has long viewed India — where more than 652 million people currently lack a reliable internet connection — as a key target for Starlink. But first it faces government security concerns, especially in border regions where terminals were recently seized from insurgents and drug smugglers.
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    SpaceX has long viewed India — where more than 652 million people currently lack a reliable internet connection — as a key target for Starlink. But first it faces government security concerns, especially in border regions where terminals were recently seized from insurgents and drug smugglers.


    SpaceX has long viewed India — where more than 652 million people currently lack a reliable internet connection — as a key target for Starlink. But first it faces government security concerns, especially in border regions where terminals were recently seized from insurgents and drug smugglers.

    https://www.supercluster.com/editorial/starlinks-uphill-battle-to-serve-india

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    3. Wrewdank on

      They should find a company not associated with Musk. He’s shown his colors and the world needs to see people like him fail. 

      Stop enabling him.

    5. hazzap913 on

      India’s security is probably still better than trusting Felon Musk with your stuff

    6. misseverysh0t on

      And a collective shiver just rattled down the spine of every 18 to 35 year old white woman of above average attractiveness with a non-private Instagram account. Even by your typical internet standards, Indian online etiquette is beyond atrocious. I’m sure adding 650 million more of them will be greeeeeeat.

    7. noxx1234567 on

      Security concerns can be addressed easily , those border areas are all too poor to afford starlink

      The main problem is most people with the means to afford starlink have very reliable and cheap fiber connections. 5G connection is also widely available and very cheap starlink has a small market as of now