Starlink agrees to block X to stay online in Brazil

Posted on September 5, 2024 by Guest authors

Space X subsidiary Starlink reversed course and agreed to block access to fellow Elon Musk-owned company X (formerly Twitter), to maintain its satellite internet service in Brazil.

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Ghana to give Starlink the go-ahead; are cable issues the reason?

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Is Ghana accelerating the pace of satellite internet licensing in response to the disruption caused by the widely reported subsea cable damage off the coast of West Africa?

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