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    Starlink Anarchy

    Congratulations! Woo hoo!
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    Starlink Anarchy

    That's streaming and video chatting clogging up the bandwidth. But it's summer. There's no school, for most. Do you mean in the past, before school got out? Or do you mean now?
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    I've always thought I'd have to have some sort of integrated router that could route traffic and data over the three-way of local Cell service, local Wifi, and something like Starlink. The router would fall down in roughly that order and then cascade back up if a faster link became robust again...
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    You dropped a WebEx 3 times because 1mpb wasn't sustainable? Wow. Wonder if it's time-of-day or satellite density issues at those moments or just that much de-prioritized data flow and you're near the bottom of the pack. Works great for surfing and emails (and maybe even streaming), but not so...
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    I'm super curious about your experiences. 1. Do you pause and unpause the service from within the app? (which is my guess) 2. I have seen YouTube reviews of the RV version where the service speed varies *widely*. The best reasoning I've heard is that while you get your hardware and service...
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    https://www.starlink.com/rv $599 one-time for hardware, $135 a month for connectivity. Service can be paused and un-paused in one-month increments. Has anyone successfully paused for multiple months and then come back and resumed service without any issues? Do you pause and unpause entirely...
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    Totally correct. Don't buy a phone for a service you haven't tried! GoogleFi trial SIMs are inexpensive and you can stick on ein your phone and try it, or even better - if you have an eSIM capable phone, you can download the GoogleFi app and it will provide you with an eSIM on the spot. And...
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    You*do* have to have a newer phone. But you do not need a 'Made for Fi' phone. A Galaxy S7 is..... quite old, sadly, as Samsung currently sells an S22. That means your phone is 15 generations behind the latest tech. Mind you, this is a thread about Starlink, which is pretty 'far out there tech'...
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    Hi all, I registered to respond to this post. I am a tech professional, and have both T-Mobile and GoogleFi service, and am on the waitlist for a Starlink device. Google has its own mobile phone service called GoogleFi (fi.google.com). It started life as an internal skunkworks project...


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