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There's a massive number of people for who the options are Starlink, or no Internet.
A lot of users here really can't wrap their head around just how remote some people are. And then there's vessels at sea etc.
yea we use Starlink at home, otherwise it's ADSL that barely works -and I mean barely- and costs the exact same.
We had Starlink for a few months when we moved into our house. It was a new build and we were one of the first in the neighborhood, so the telecoms hadn’t laid out wire yet.
It was honestly great. We’d get almost a gig down and never really had any connection issues unless it was heavy snow.
My in laws live in the middle of nowhere and they went from I want to say hughsnet to Starlink and it’s been night and day for them.
Starlink has also been huge for vanlifers wanting to remote in to their jobs, but live on the road.