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Starlink to Introduce Daytime Data Caps Starting in December

Elon Musk's SpaceX will limit Starlink's Internet speeds during peak hours for those users who consume more than 1 TB of traffic per month. The changes will take effect next month.

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T-Mobile and SpaceX Team Up to Use Starlink Satellites

The mobile operator's subscribers will be able to use Starlink satellite Internet at speeds ranging from 2 to 4 Mbps. The Starlink signal will be available everywhere in the US, even in places where there is no cellular coverage.

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SpaceX Breaks Its Annual Launch Record with Starlink Mission

SpaceX set its previous record in 2021: it made 31 launches, which made it the most prolific space corporation and launch provider in the US.

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FCC Authorizes the Use of Starlink Internet on Moving Vehicles

SpaceX's new satellite Internet terminals will provide broadband access to high-speed Internet to more users, meeting the growing demand for Internet connectivity on the move, whether it’s a road trip, an ocean cruise, or an international flight.

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Starlink Satellite Internet Is Now Available in 32 Countries

SpaceX continues to regularly send Starlink satellites into orbit, delivering dozens of satellites at a time. The constellation currently includes more than 2,000 satellites, but that's just a small part of what the company yet plans to deploy.

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OneWeb Signed a Contract to Launch Satellites From India

The agreement will allow OneWeb to complete a program to launch satellites and create a constellation of communication satellites in low orbit to provide high-speed connectivity with low latency.

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Indian Government Urges Citizens Not to Subscribe to Starlink

Starlink registered a business in India on November 1. It is already running an advertising campaign for its services and has opened pre-orders for its Internet. However, it has not yet got a license to provide the services.

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The Number of Starlink Internet Users Exceeds 100K

SpaceX launched its beta version of the Starlink internet service in late 2020. The service provided internet access for $99 a month, not including upfront costs for shipping, terminal installation, and equipment.