Watchdog Probes Illegal Use of Starlink Service in South Africa – Mint

A watchdog in South Africa has launched an investigation into the illegal usage of Starlink satellite services. The probe aims to address potential regulatory breaches as demand for affordable internet continues to rise amid ongoing connectivity challenges.

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Author : William Green

Publish date : 2025-05-28 12:30:00

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Watchdog Probes Illegal Use of Starlink Service in South Africa – Mint

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