TMobile + Starlink,

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That's odd.&nbsp; Last time I looked,&nbsp; neither TMobile nor Starlink were part of the government.&nbsp; They were also useful during both east coast/west coast emergencies and in helping UkraineOf course, At&amp;t and Verizon are also pushing satellite services&nbsp;

nonabsorbing · Answer

But the billionaire owner of Starlink is currently running amok in the US government arbitrarily deciding to cut programs and funding, something only elected Members of Congress can do.&nbsp;T-Mobile should stick to its previously stated values and refuse to work with those who attack marginalized groups. https://www.t-mobile.com/responsibility/people/diversity-inclusion&nbsp;All billionaires are essentially bad, when other companies line up to lick Trump's boots we should get mad at that too. Having better coverage for my mobile phone is a pretty dumb tradeoff for my democracy.&nbsp;

k7icloudcom · Answer

Couldn't agree more nonabsorbing. I've been a customer for 15+ years and if they don't dump Musk, I'm going elsewhere within the month.

ratt57 · Answer

So far I've seen three different posts asking how to opt out of Starlink and not one T-Mobile rep has made any effort to explain how to do it.&nbsp; They just keep closing the posts if they feel the comments become too political.&nbsp; Can Starlink be discontinued or not, and, of so, how to do we do it?

dan720 · Answer

T-Mobile appears to be hearing the complaints, but is making things worse and not better. &nbsp;The latest T-Mobile marketing instead just refers to it as "Satellite" and no longer says "Starlink". But of course it's still Starlink! &nbsp;I'm another long time T-Mobile customer (soon to be former customer!) who also has no interest any company that partners with Starlink &nbsp;