Israeli company suspected of tracking Starlink users
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An Israeli company is suspected of tracking users of the Starlink internet service. The information was published by the media outlet Euractiv Bulgaria.
According to the headline of the article, this may be a possible global espionage operation. However, there are currently no confirmed details about how exactly the tracking took place.
Starlink is a satellite internet service developed by the American company SpaceX. Users access the internet through small antennas that communicate with satellites in low Earth orbit. The service is used in many countries, especially where traditional internet connections are weak or absent. For this reason, the security and privacy of users are an important topic.
The suspicion that a company may be tracking users raises questions about the protection of personal data. So far, it is not clear whether this involves specific evidence or assumptions. It is also not known whether users in Bulgaria or in other European countries have been affected.
Sources: Евроком
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