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AT&T and Verizon have a beef with T-Mobile’s Starlink satellite service - The Verge
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this post was submitted on 17 Aug 2024
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So – it’ll be okay once they have their own satellite product integrations launched? And then everyone but those 3 are screwed? (Don’t even know if there are more than those 3.)
I swear, people on this site have the weirdest opinions. Starlink is interfering with their service, of course they have a problem with that.
The article mentions that these companies are also working on rolling out their own solutions at a later date. And I am guessing they would be using the same techniques that would be causing the disruption.
Anything you’d like for me to reference to better educate my guess?
Nah. You just carry on with your reckons.