What this article didn't mention is the potential for this to significantly disrupt commercial internet monopolies in regional markets. If service is $45/ month for 100GB, a lot of people will drop Comcast in a hurry.
> This is not just a game changer for people like you and I, living in relatively populated places struggling against greedy last-mile monopolists
So I was wrong that it was omitted, the article explicitly makes it clear that it's going to be a game changer even for people with existing internet.
Also it makes it pretty clear that the service is going to affect individual users and not just enterprises:
> Starlink means that you can go live in the woods in Siberia if you like
> some automakers will likely build them into the roofs of cars or trucks
There are existing solutions, like o3b to cover underserved areas with high speed internet. They pivoted to cruise ships because the equipment is too expensive. If you have a link other than this blog showing otherwise, please provide it.