Starlink will allow for servers in unregulated and unclaimed territories that can't easily get taken down. That will be interesting.
Whoever wants them taken off the air will pressure Starlink to do it.
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That's why Tesla is Starlink's biggest liability. Lets any country where Tesla ships/builds cars have leverage over Elon.
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Looking at China. I think that’s reality of any network.
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That assumes that the connection is known to be Starlink
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Unless they're using some sort of proxying service like
@Cloudflare or an onion routing service like@torproject, the IP address will show exactly what network it's on. But remember that even Sci-Hub is still online despite a bunch of really rich people wanting it gone.
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Indeed. Internet connectivity has to come from somewhere. Starlink needs peering, just like any other.
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It would be interesting if Starlink could preemptively handcuff itself. “Sorry, I can’t update the firmware from Earth. The box is in outer space, feel free to grab it.”
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Ooo That would be really interesting, I think they would have to have the ability to turn off a subscriber though unless they make everyone pay for lifetime access up front
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Or will skip the discussion step and just arrest the end users context: am kashmiri, and just got out of worlds longest internet shutdown
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And because of this tweet, Starlink sets sights on becoming a DAO
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