The whole point of Starlink was to bring broadband to rural areas... The places telephone and cable companies didn't want to build modern infrastructure for.
At the beginning you couldn't even sign up for Starlink near cities.

I'm not arguing against your username, but this article is about an Israeli malware campaign using ad bids to specifically target itself towards Starlink users. There's nothing about Starlink itself being complicit.

I'd think if Starlink wanted to surveil their users (they probably do) they could find a more direct route than this (they probably have).

For one mistake? Seems like that would be appropriate if he had a track record of bad behavior perhaps.

I heard adblock was sold to advertising interests, and some of the creators that were against selling it made the content blocker ublockorigin, which works better than adblock ever did. Undetectable by websites too unlike adblockers.

Is that why a lot of people still don’t use it?

since 2022, when he slowed down ukraine startshield/link.

People clapping for Internet on planes from Herr Tesla who led the massive data theft of social security and citizen records, and people would feign surprise?

As you said, duh

You'll never guess the country who made and distributed the spyware ads...

They could also location track you with really no way to hide that