Starlink in Iran: How the regime jams the service and what helps against it
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In Iran, not only mobile and fixed networks are jammed, but also Starlink. We explain how this is likely achieved despite thousands of satellites.

While neither the regime nor SpaceX likes to reveal their cards, hackers and journalists are not deterred by this, and the laws of physics apply to everyone.

  • gedaliyah@lemmy.worldEnglish
    245·
    1 day ago

    So the people killing women for partially uncovering their hair are the good guys?

    The people murdering thousands of protestors are the good guys?

    So the religious fundamentalists imposing doctrine at gunpoint are the good guys?

    I think the people protesting for their lives and freedoms are the good guys, but that’s just me.

    • arararagi@ani.socialEnglish
      48·
      20 hours ago

      How is it different from all who died from lack of medical care in the US?

      You are not free just because you can call your president a meanie.

      • Clot@lemmy.zipEnglish
        15·
        16 hours ago

        liberals like performative opposition, with no real meaning or impact. Liberalism is pure rot and must be dealt with same brutality as fascism.