Starlink enters National Radio Quiet Zone—but reportedly cut off access for some

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Starlink offered to 99.5% of zone, but locals say Roam product was disabled.

Starlink markets Roam as a service for people to use while traveling, not as a fixed home Internet service.

There's a controversy over the 0.5 percent of residents who aren't included and are said to be newly blocked from using the Starlink Roam service.

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Author / Journalist: Jon Brodkin

Category: Technology

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Topics: National radio quiet zone Policy Starlink

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Published On: 2024-11-01 @ 20:16:33 (4 days ago)

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