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otabdeveloper4
2y ago
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The big nations have already wargamed this scenario and have contingency plans in place.
IMO we'll see this happen in our lifetimes.
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CMCDragonkai
2y ago
Could starlink be a way to maintain global connectivity in the face of government control? Would they try to jam satellite connections?
p1mrx
2y ago
It's harder to jam Starlink than GPS because the signals are directional, but if a government doesn't want you using it, they can just make the dishes illegal and throw you in prison for having one.
otabdeveloper4
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2y ago
Starlink is under USA jusrisdiction, as far as I know. I'm pretty sure there's no concept of "international waters" for communication satellites.
yMMe2WYE_D
2y ago
AFAIK Most of the traffic goes: subscriber <-> (single) satellite <-> local base station. And the latter operates under the rules of given country.
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