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    1. Own-Swan2646 on

      Everyone should take notes on this because your governments can do the same thing too.

    2. Explain to us how iran can shut down a privately owned and privately operated satellite based internet, please I need to know, as does everyone else. I kinda want a starlink system.
      If musk has agreed to shut down the system that is just one of many reasons to never do business with ANY musk owned business.

    3. In this thread: people who didn’t read the article and think StarLink is voluntarily shutting off service (they are being jammed by the Iranian military).

    4. WhatevUsayStnCldStvA on

      This is deeply concerning. We will know absolutely nothing about what’s going on. Completely shut off from the world. 

    5. # “When you tear out a man’s tongue, you are not proving him a liar, you’re only telling the world that you fear what he might say.”

    6. Starlink was able to counter jamming relatively well in Ukraine, so they might be able to here as well, if they wanted to.

    7. Wasn’t starlink’s whole selling point was that it couldn’t be turned off or blocked?

    8. > “This ‚kill switch’ approach comes at a staggering price, draining $1.56 million from Iran’s economy every single hour the internet is down.”

      This has to be an error, no? $37 million per day can’t possibly be an issue for the Iranian government?

    9. You can’t block Starlink. You can locally saturate certain frequencies with junk signal, effectively making it impossible to use. But that would only work locally and require a lot of energy and transmitters.

    10. DaySecure7642 on

      The authoritarian countries helping Iran to do these are truly the cancers of humanity and the people.

    11. CreatineAddiction on

      Check the OPs profile he is a member for the Israeli Labor party. He very much has an agenda in his comments.

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