India Weighs Development of Hardware Device to Regulate Satellite Internet Services

Deep News10-20

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Limited seats available, first come first served. Let us come together for the sustainable appointment! [Click to register] Media outlets, citing anonymous sources, report that India is considering developing a hardware device to serve as a security control layer between local users and satellite internet service providers such as Elon Musk's Starlink.

The device would help the Indian government better regulate internet traffic handled by foreign satellite companies and could be deployed at satellite ground stations or on the user terminal side.

The move stems from national security concerns; multiple countries have filed complaints about Starlink, and Ukraine recently stated that the service provider's functional limitations have hindered its military operations.

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