USA lifts Starlink internet speed restrictions in Ukraine
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SpaceX, the company owned by Elon Musk, has officially lifted speed restrictions on Starlink satellite internet in Ukraine. Previously, users may have noticed certain data transmission limits, but now access to the network has become significantly faster and more stable for all subscribers.
This decision is of great importance for Ukrainians who use Starlink terminals in their daily lives. Thanks to the high connection speed, citizens can work, study, and stay in touch with their loved ones without interruption, even during power outages or mobile network issues.
It is worth noting that satellite internet plays a critical role for Ukrainian infrastructure. It ensures the stable operation of government institutions, hospitals, and energy sector facilities. Lifting the restrictions will allow for more efficient use of network resources to support the country's vital functions under martial law.
Currently, Starlink terminals remain one of the most reliable ways to access the global network in Ukraine. Users are already reporting improved signal quality and higher data download speeds, which significantly simplifies tasks that require large amounts of traffic.
This news is an important form of support for Ukrainian society. Improved internet access helps maintain a connection with the outside world and ensures the stable operation of digital services that have become an integral part of the lives of millions of people.
Sources: Громадське радіо
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