Starlink reportedly made free in Iran - but protesters are taking huge risks by using it
Starlink has reportedly waived monthly subscription payments for users inside Iran after its government shut down the internet last Thursday - cutting off millions of people from their families, livelihoods and access to information, during a deadly crackdown on protests.
Starlink has reportedly made its service free for users in Iran, providing a vital lifeline for communication after the government shut down the internet. Despite the risk of up to two years in prison, many Iranians are using the satellite technology to connect with the outside world and share information about the ongoing protests.