Elon Musk reaffirms free Starlink support in Ukraine
After backlash surrounding the possible withdrawal of free Starlink internet service in Ukraine, Elon Musk has reaffirmed that it will stay free for now.
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After backlash surrounding the possible withdrawal of free Starlink internet service in Ukraine, Elon Musk has reaffirmed that it will stay free for now.
After providing around 20,000 Starlink satellite units to Ukraine, SpaceX has warned it cannot continue to provide free service unless the Pentagon chips in.
Japan has become the first country in Asia in which SpaceX's Starlink internet service now operates.
It sounds like we're one step closer to satellite communication via Starlink for iPhones, depending on how further SpaceX talks with Apple go.
Elon Musk hopes to offer texting, images, and 'a little bit of video' to areas where connectivity is an issue.
According to statements from FCC Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel, SpaceX has "real promise" though Starlink is seen as something that's still developing.
SpaceX's ever-growing Starlink satellite internet service was just given FCC approval for supporting mobile devices like boats, planes, and trucks.
Allegedly at least five employees were fired following the release of a letter which called Musk's behavior a 'frequent source of distraction and embarrassment.'
According to a recent report filed with the FCC, Starlink has passed 400,000 subscribers around the world.
Those that want to hit the great outdoors and stay connected can now do both with Starlink's new RV dish.