- remote places, with
- people who need internet but dont have a wire or fiber running to them, and
- who can afford a super expensive starlink (have disposable income), and
- for who 3G/4G isnt good enough
Thats not a lot of people outside the US
- remote places, with
- people who need internet but dont have a wire or fiber running to them, and
- who can afford a super expensive starlink (have disposable income), and
- for who 3G/4G isnt good enough
Thats not a lot of people outside the US
Also, parts of Africa have pretty good cell coverage. So it may not be needed in a lot of areas.
Which isn’t a lot of people. A million, perhaps. Two at most.
- who have reliable electrical power
- who need low latency in particular
- who do not need internet access while outside wifi range of their base station
I honestly can't think of more than a handful of applications for which Starlink makes sense. And even then, it would make more sense as a backhaul for a cellular network.