Starlink’s service will start in this country before India, Alan Musk gets license

Starlink satellite internet service preparations in India are going on in full swing. Soon Starlink’s broadband internet service will start getting in India. Alan Musk has now got a license to start Starlink Service in another country. Musk has confirmed this with her X handle. With the introduction of satellite broadband service, users will be able to experience internet service and calling without any mobile network. Recently, Starlink also launched its satellite broadband service in India’s neighboring country Bhutan.

Alan Musk has confirmed with his X handle that Starlink’s service will now start in Somalia. Somalia’s government has given a license to Starlink to start service. In a poor country like Somalia, the introduction of Starlink service will also provide internet facility in those areas where internet service cannot be provided through mobile or fiber broadband.

Somalia’s Nation Communication Authority has officially given a license to start a service to Starlink. Soon, Starlink satellite internet service will be available in Somalia. The company has launched its service in Bhutan recently. Here the Residential Light Plan is priced at NU 3,000 i.e. about 3,100 rupees. In this plan, users will be provided internet from 23Mbps to 100Mbps speed.

How to get satellite internet service?

Starlink’s satellite is available through the Spacex of the Internet service company. For this, ground terminals are installed, through which the internet is delivered to the houses. Starlink puts a ground terminal or receiver to bring its satellite internet to people’s homes. Internet beams come to this terminal from satellite and are transported to the houses through the wire installed. This means that the superfast internet service can be accessed anywhere by putting the ground receiver of the Starlink.