Starlink cuts connectivity to 2,500 kits used by scammers in Myanmar

Posted on October 23, 2025 by Guest authors

SpaceX’s satellite division, Starlink, has disconnected more than 2,500 of its satellite kits that were being used by scammers operating in Myanmar.

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