Comment Comment by tcdent You're talking about Starshield, which is operated by the US Government via services contracted, not personally regulated by Musk himself.Starlink, the commercial product, was always off limits for military operations (the type that require connectivity at 100+ MPH).So, no, this is not one person dictating the usage.Starlink’s Acceptable Use Policy explicitly prohibits:- Remotely controlling or piloting any aerial drone or unmanned vehicle (unless otherwise contractually permitted by SpaceX).- Engaging in any military activity other than approved morale/welfare/recreation programs for service members. parent tcdent 17 days ago
Starlink, the commercial product, was always off limits for military operations (the type that require connectivity at 100+ MPH).
So, no, this is not one person dictating the usage.
Starlink’s Acceptable Use Policy explicitly prohibits:
- Remotely controlling or piloting any aerial drone or unmanned vehicle (unless otherwise contractually permitted by SpaceX).
- Engaging in any military activity other than approved morale/welfare/recreation programs for service members.