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I like the FCC idea on expanded broadband you know cell phone services cuz satellite I think will be a whole lot better than using these tires and plus the big three don't have all the power to dictate the customers
The FCC needs to enforce the same rules on Starlink as they do on terrestrial providers. The TDD is in direct conflict with T-Mo's existing architecture, and they proved it to the FCC when asked (with pictures!).
If any other carrier used a signal that blocked another carriers transmission, they would be shut down on the spot. "Somehow Musk survived."
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To help keep our community safe and free from spam, we apply temporary limits to newly created accounts:
I like the FCC idea on expanded broadband you know cell phone services cuz satellite I think will be a whole lot better than using these tires and plus the big three don't have all the power to dictate the customers
The FCC needs to enforce the same rules on Starlink as they do on terrestrial providers. The TDD is in direct conflict with T-Mo's existing architecture, and they proved it to the FCC when asked (with pictures!).
If any other carrier used a signal that blocked another carriers transmission, they would be shut down on the spot. "Somehow Musk survived."