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• Tata Sky Broadband vs BSNL Bharat Fibre 200 Mbps Plan
• TRAI to Implement ‘New Tariff Regime’ 2.0 from April 1, 2022
• Redmi 9A and Redmi 9A Sport Receives a Price Hike in India
• Select Telecom Vendors Receive Approval From NCSC
• Samsung Galaxy S22 Series Might Sport Snapdragon SoCs in Asian, African Markets
• COAI Appreciates TN State Govt for Safeguarding Telecom Infrastructure
• Tikona Broadband Asks for Strange Subscription Charges
• Samsung Galaxy S21 FE 5G Two Variants to Come With SD 888, Exynos 2100
• Excitel, Airtel, Tata Sky Broadband on Top of Netflix ISP Index
• Airtel, Vi OTSC Case Facing Internal Issues
• WhatsApp Android Beta Gets Host Of New Features
• Dish TV Best FTA or Free-to-Air Channel Packs Detailed
• Starlink and OneWeb Have Clearly Different Strategies for India

Tata Sky Broadband vs BSNL Bharat Fibre 200 Mbps Plan Posted: 11 Nov 2021 11:17 AM PST The competition in India among all the Internet Service Providers (ISPs) has been continuously rising. The tough competition compels the providers to come up with strong tariff plans to satisfy their users. The days are gone when users used to get pleased with comparatively low speed of internet and low amount of Fair Usage Policy (FUP). But the introduction of private ISPs changed the game in the domestic market. Users now demand connections with high internet speed with at least 100 Mbps and a much higher amount of FUP data. Moreover, the introduction of 200 Mbps tariff plans has witnessed a huge increase in demand for the users. The service providers have been coming up with attractive tariff plans offering an internet speed of 200 Mbps. Tata Sky Broadband and Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL) Bharat Fibre both provide 200 Mbps plans and here are the pros and cons of both the ISPs. BSNL Bharat Fibre 200 Mbps Plans The government-owned telecommunications company BSNL under Bharat Fibre Broadband provides an exciting option for its users who want to opt for 200 Mbps of internet speed. Customers can get Fibre Premium which also comes with a free subscription to an Over-The-Top (OTT) platform. The one-month tariff plan costs Rs 999 and offers FUP data of 3.3TB or 3300GB per month. Users get unlimited data download and 2 Mbps of speed after they have utilised 3,300GB of data. The 200 Mbps plan for six-month costs Rs 7,049 and Rs 13,049 for a 12-month subscription. It is to be kept in mind that all these packs are exclusive of GST and GST would be charged when users purchase these packs. The plan includes a free of cost Disney Hotstar Premium Pack. Tata Sky Broadband 200 Mbps Plans India's one of the most prominent service provider Tata Sky Broadband also offers exciting plans for its users who want access up to 200 Mbps of internet speed. Tata Sky Broadband uses the Tata Sky fibernet technology to provide faster and enhanced internet. The one-month plan of Tata Sky broadband with 200 Mbps plan costs Rs 1,150 to users. The FUP data provided by Tata Sky is the same as Bharat Fibre Broadband which is 3.3TB or 3300GB per month. However, Tata Sky does not offer any OTT subscriptions on availing its tariff plans. Users do get access to free installation by an expert and a dual-band free router. The other offers for the 200 Mbps plan include Rs 3,000 for 3 months, Rs 5,550 for six months and Rs 10,200 for a year. The fibrenet technology by Tata Sky ensures a seamless and consistent experience using its end to end connectivity with fibre optics.

TRAI to Implement ‘New Tariff Regime’ 2.0 from April 1, 2022 Posted: 11 Nov 2021 07:12 AM PST The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) has come up with the deadline to implement the New Tariff Order (NTO) 2.0 from December 1, 2021, to April 1, 2022. The decision of TRAI will provide a major respite to the distribution platform operators (DPOs) and broadcasters. Notably, TRAI has come up with a new implementation plan for NTO in order to ease the migration of subscribers to the new regime. The new TRAI implementation plan indicates that the DPOs will have to ensure that they offer services to subscribers as per the NTO 2.0 norms. This will come into effect from April 1, 2022. New TRAI Implementation TRAI has extended the deadline based on the request it received from several service providers, DTH operators, broadcasters, MSOs and DPOs. The authority made the decision after discussing with same with stakeholders in order to understand the time needed for the smooth migration process of subscribers to the new order. To a letter that TRAI has sent to the stakeholders, it stated that due to the complexities and magnitude of the involved processes and keeping the past experiences in mind, it will be prudent that enough time should be offered for the migration of subscribers to New Regulatory Framework 2020 to avoid the inconvenience. Ample time for exercising an informed choice is the basic premise of the New Regulatory Framework 2020 that will ensure easy implementation of the New Regulatory Framework, stated the authority. Given that the new TRAI pricing regime that has been introduced will come into effect from April 1, 2022, the DPOs will be required to seek permission to provide new bouquet subscriptions from the consumers. Also, the DPOs will have to get permission from February 1, 2022, to March 31, 2022, which is before the new pricing regime’s arrival. Having said that, we can get further details regarding the new pricing strategy from TRAI for the seamless migration of broadcast subscribers in the coming weeks or months.

Redmi 9A and Redmi 9A Sport Receives a Price Hike in India Posted: 11 Nov 2021 05:38 AM PST In the recent development of events, the prices of Xiaomi's two smartphones Redmi 9A and Redmi 9A Sport have been officially hiked in India by the makers. The officially hiked prices are in effect from today that is November 11, 2021, and users can see the same on Amazon and Xiaomi's official websites. The reason behind the price hike is being speculated as an ongoing global semiconductor issue that is adversely affecting MediaTek and other chipmakers. MediaTek Helio G25 chipset is used to power both Redmi 9A and Redmi 9A Sport. The details related to the hiked prices of the two handsets are discussed below. The Hiked Prices of the Handsets Both Redmi 9A and Redmi 9A Sport have two variants that are available in the market. The price of the 2GB/32GB variant of Redmi 9A used to cost Rs 6,999 which has now been hiked to Rs 7,299. Moreover, the price of 3GB/32GB has been officially hiked to Rs 8,299 from the earlier price of Rs 7,999. On the other hand, the 2GB/32GB variant of Redmi 9A Sport will now cost Rs 7,299 instead of its former price of Rs 6,999. The other variant of the same model with 3GB/32GB will now come at a price of Rs 8,299 instead of Rs 7,999. The new prices for both devices are applicable from Thursday and can be seen on Amazon and Xiaomi websites as well. Specifications of the Devices Talking about the specifications of Redmi 9A, the handset features a 6.53-inch HD+ display with 1600 X 720 pixels resolution and a waterdrop notch for the selfie snapper. The device also sports an entry-level MediaTek Helio G25 SoC that has been complemented with IMG PowerVR GE8320 GPU and has 3GB RAM and 32GB expandable via microSD card internal storage. The Redmi 9A features a single 13MP rear camera that has been mounted vertically along with a LED flash. The device also has a 5000mAh battery but doesn't support fast charging. The Redmi 9A Sport on the contrary features a display consisting of a 6.53-inch HD+ IPS LCD panel with a 20:9 aspect ratio, 1600×720 pixels, 400 nits of brightness and is certified by TÜV Rheinland. Same as Redmi 9A, this device is also supported by a MediaTek Helio G25 SoC but has 3GB RAM and 32GB internal storage with expandable memory. The handset also features a 5000mAh battery. Both devices boot on MIUI custom skin out of the box.

Select Telecom Vendors Receive Approval From NCSC Posted: 11 Nov 2021 03:55 AM PST The European telecom vendors Nokia and Ericsson, UK-based Cisco and Indian vendor Tejas are among the first wave of telecom equipment vendors that bagged the trusted sources approval. The National Cyber Security Coordinator (NCSC) provided its approval to the above-mentioned vendors. On the other hand, Chinese vendors ZTE and Huawei are yet to complete their documentation process in order to be eligible for the NCSC approval. NCSC Approval For Trusted Sources Recently, Tejas Networks was acquired by Tata Sons' Panatone Finvest, which is the only domestic telecom equipment vendor that had received the approval. French identity-related security services provider IDEMIA, an industrial IoT solutions provider Proscend, Dori Software and PC Solutions have already received the trusted sources approval from the NCSC, which is the designated authority. However, the telecom operators in India are not able to place purchase orders even with the vendors who received the trusted product approval. Regarding this, a person familiar with the matter told ET Telecom that this is an initial step in the whole process. For now, it does not mean much as the companies that received the trusted sources approval can get their equipment rejected in cases of the authority's dissatisfaction. The first set of trusted products could arrive between the end of this month or early in December. Lt General (retd) Rajesh Pant, the National Cyber Security coordinator stated that the National Security Committee on Telecom is meeting each month to decide on the approval of both trusted Sources and trusted Products. The details of these will be informed to the telecom operators who submitted their requirements on their portal. The approval process debuted on October 21 and they are working as per the Cabinet's decision. From another source, it has been revealed that the Chinese equipment maker Huawei is yet to complete the process and is all set to meet the obligations of the NCSC to get the approval of trusted sources. On the other hand, ZTE had completed the process and is awaiting the authority's approval. Earlier Pant stated that Huawei and ZTE were not banned from taking part in the process but they will need to undergo the scrutiny as the other vendors. It was also stated by a European vendor's senior executive that there are increased chances for the component or product to be made in China, which might cancel the approval for these vendors.

Samsung Galaxy S22 Series Might Sport Snapdragon SoCs in Asian, African Markets Posted: 11 Nov 2021 03:50 AM PST Image Credit : LetsGoDigital Samsung has been launching two variants of its Samsung Galaxy S series smartphones every year for a while now. One of these smartphones is usually powered by Exynos which is a processor built by Samsung itself. The other variant of the smartphone which is released only in the US uses a Snapdragon processor. However, with the introduction of the new Galaxy S22 series things might change a little. The Speculations Around the Processor for Galaxy S22 Series The speculations were being built around Samsung's upcoming Galaxy S22 series that the device may not feature an Exynos processor at all and Samsung may go for the processor from Qualcomm instead which would be Snapdragon 898. But these speculations were dismissed recently as the sources confirmed that the handset would come with an Exynos version as well for certain parts of the world. The above sources sit in line with one of the Galaxy Club's reports. According to their report, countries from Africa and Asia can expect to see Snapdragon 898 chips with Samsung Galaxy S22, S22+, and S22 ultra for the first time. The US will continue to receive the same processor as well. The Exynos chips would be used in the handsets launched in Korea and the rest of the globe. Since the announcement suggests that Asian countries could witness Snapdragon 898, there's a probability that the same could be introduced in India as well. The introduction of Qualcomm processors on such a large scale comes as good news for those who are fans of the processor. The Snapdragon processors have always been better than the Exynos chip variants when it comes to overall performance, battery life, or thermal control. The one probable downside for the Snapdragon users could be that Exynos 2200 is expected to integrate with AMD GPU which will make it possible for the processor to feature raytracing support for the first time ever. Although it is still difficult to speculate whether Exynos 2200 could give better performance than its competitor Snapdragon, the former is bound to get a massive upgrade from its previous version with Mali GPUs.

COAI Appreciates TN State Govt for Safeguarding Telecom Infrastructure Posted: 11 Nov 2021 02:29 AM PST The leading representative body for the telecommunications industry in India, COAI, has appreciated and thanked the State Government of Tamil Nadu for issuing directions that safeguard the telecom infrastructure. These directives were issued in response to a letter shared by COAI. It highlights the necessity for authorities to be cognizant of the ongoing developments in the sector and offer the required support to drive the necessary infrastructure for technological advancements. COAI Appreciates TN Government Supporting this proposal, the Principal Secretary IT of Tamil Nadu has instructed that the District Collectors have to take necessary legal action against those who damage or obstruct the approved existing or upcoming telecom infrastructure. Also, they have requested the authorities to take the right legal action against miscreants who use the misleading narrative, which is related to EMF emission from the mobile towers, in order to obstruct the telecom infrastructure's installation. Also, the government has instructed the authorities to share the approvals for OFC or Tower installation with the nearest SHO to avoid any delays caused within the administrative jurisdiction. This way, it is possible to safeguard the tower as well. Today, India is on the threshold of witnessing an enormous socio-economic transformation, which is typified by rapid growth. Telecom services are a growth engine and public utility for socio-economic development. There is a need for a thriving telecom industry, which will form the bedrock by offering a network of mobile towers in order to boost connectivity. As of now, the state has 45,321 telecom towers as of July 2021 and National Broadband Mission, and 97,116 telecom towers by the year 2024. As a result, the state will be made digitally advanced. As per the new vision that was shared by Prime Minister Narendra Modi regarding the new Atmanirbhar Bharat by 2022, it is essential to build a robust and secure state-of-the-art telecommunication network by offering seamless coverage. Working with the mission of providing seamless connectivity and the Government's vision to provide benefits to the empowerment of citizens of the country. The service providers will be working closely with the state.

Tikona Broadband Asks for Strange Subscription Charges Posted: 11 Nov 2021 01:28 AM PST Tikona Broadband is one of the well-known internet service providers (ISPs) in India. It offers broadband internet services in over 25 major cities of the country including Raipur, Agra, Chennai, Ahmedabad, Bangalore, Bhopal, Delhi, Hyderabad, Indore, Jabalpur, and more. The company offers standard plans to users across different cities. If you are planning on purchasing a broadband connection from Tikona, understand that there is a huge subscription charge that is non-refundable that you will have to pay to the company. Tikona Broadband Subscription Charges for Different Plans First of all, it is worth noting that the company offers multiple 30 Mbps, 40 Mbps, 60 Mbps, 100 Mbps, 150 Mbps, and 200 Mbps speed internet broadband plans in different cities of the country. We will just look at two plans for now – the 30 Mbps plan which costs Rs 399 per month while the 40 Mbps plan which costs Rs 499 per month. This is mostly in line with the pricing that the company's competitors have. Hoverer, there's an additional 'subscription charge' that users have to pay when they purchase a connection with a new plan. Note that this is not even the installation charge if you are thinking of it. So just to understand this more clearly, if you purchase the base 30 Mbps plan from the company for 3 months, you will have to pay Rs 399 for each month, then on top an installation charge of Rs 500 and a subscription charge of Rs 2002 if it is a new connection. It is not just the base or entry-level plans, but all of the plans from the company come with subscription charges which is quite strange. In fact, with the higher-end broadband plans from the company, the subscription charges keep rising. It is like if you want to purchase the company's services, you will have to pay separately just for subscribing. Looking at this, it is better to go for broadband plans from major ISPs such as Airtel Xstream Fiber, Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL), JioFiber, Excitel, ACT, and more.

Samsung Galaxy S21 FE 5G Two Variants to Come With SD 888, Exynos 2100 Posted: 11 Nov 2021 12:46 AM PST Samsung Galaxy S21 FE 5G has been one of the most anticipated smartphones lately. Due to the success of the Galaxy S20 FE with the Snapdragon 865 SoC, Samsung fans are waiting to see just how good the S21 FE 5G will be. A Google Play Console listing of the device with two variants, spotted by famous tipster Mukul Sharma tells us that the device will be available in both the Qualcomm Snapdragon 888 SoC variant and the Exynos 2100 SoC variant. Note that Samsung hasn't confirmed anything yet. But the Google Play Console listing pretty much confirms it without any need for an official statement from Samsung. Samsung Galaxy S21 FE 5G Specifications (Rumoured) Samsung Galaxy S21 FE 5G might come with a 6.4-inch FHD+ AMOLED display and support for 120Hz refresh rate. The device is expected to be available in two different variants – one with Snapdragon 888 SoC and the other with Exynos 2100 SoC coupled with up to 12GB of RAM and 256GB of internal storage. The device might pack a decent sized 4500mAh battery with support for 15W fast-charging. In the camera department, the Galaxy S21 FE 5G is expected to come with a 64MP primary sensor paired with a depth sensor and an ultra-wide-angle sensor. At the front, the device might come with a 32MP snapper for selfies and video calling. The Galaxy S21 FE 5G might be available in six colour variants, including the Orange, Red, Lavender, Mint, White, and Navy. The Galaxy S21 FE 5G could be the ideal device for someone who is looking for an affordable flagship quality smartphone. The device is expected to launch early next year. Some speculate that the smartphone will launch in the CES 2022 that will start from January 5 in Las Vegas. If the launch is that near, more details about the device should follow in the coming days.

Excitel, Airtel, Tata Sky Broadband on Top of Netflix ISP Index Posted: 10 Nov 2021 11:50 PM PST If you are a Netflix fan or a fan of streaming content from any other over-the-top (OTT) platform, you need a solid broadband connection for a seamless viewing experience. Netflix measures the primetime performance of its application on an Internet Service Provider's (ISP) network and then lists it on the speed hierarchy basis. For the month of October 2021, Netflix has mentioned that nine ISPs of India have made it to the top category providing the fastest broadband speeds in India. The higher the speed, the better the picture quality and a quicker start time. Companies such as Excitel, Airtel Xstream Fiber, Tata Sky Broadband, Atria Convergence Technologies (ACT) have made it to the top of the list for October 2021. Netflix ISP Index for India – October 2021 The ISPs that are in the top rank have all provided an average speed of 3.6 Mbps. These companies include – 7 Star Digital, Airtel, Alliance Broadband, ACT, D-VoiS, Excitel Broadband, Hathway, Jio Giga Fiber, Tata Sky Broadband. If you are thinking of getting a fiber broadband connection in India, the above-mentioned names are your best bet if you love streaming content online. In the second rank were five companies, including One Broadband, GTPL, Spectra, Syscon Infoway, You Broadband, providing an average speed of 3.4 Mbps. At the third position were Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL) and Tikona providing 3.2 Mbps average speed. Lastly, at the fourth rank was Mahanagar Telephone Nigam Limited (MTNL), providing an average download speed of 2.8 Mbps. Netflix keeps updating the performance of the ISPs in India every month. From the top rank, companies such as Excitel, ACT, Tata Sky Broadband, Airtel, and Jio have already built a strong and nationwide brand for themselves. It is surprising to see BSNL, the king of broadband services in India, lagging behind in the Netflix ISP Speed Index for October 2021.

Airtel, Vi OTSC Case Facing Internal Issues Posted: 10 Nov 2021 10:13 PM PST Bharti Airtel and Vodafone Idea (Vi) were asked to pay Rs 40,000 crore as the one-time spectrum charge (OTSC) by the Department of Telecommunications. Because of the disputes between the telcos and the government, the case had reached the Supreme Court (SC). However, the government then showed the motive of settling the issue out of the court. To that extent, the SC asked the DoT to come up with fair reasons for withdrawing the case. The hearing is all for November 17, 2021. But, there are internal issues in the telecom department over the issue. According to an ET Telecom report, there are some DoT officials who believe that if the case had gone to the court after taking the legal opinion from the Attorney General (AG), is it right to settle it out of court now? Indian Government Wants to Reduce Telecom Sector's Burden of Litigation The Indian government is sure of what it wants to do now, and that is to help the telecom sector. One of the many ways sought by the GoI (Government of India) was to reduce the litigation in the sector. At almost every turn, there are disputes between the GoI and the telcos, which then end up going to court. This only helps the pockets of the lawyers and doesn't do good for the sector in any manner. Thus, following the same intent, the DoT had taken the legal opinion on the matter in October, which said that it could settle cases such as OTSC out of the court. But it won't be as simple as this. The amounts will be affected if the case is taken out of the court, and it will become necessary for the DoT to assess what bearing out-of-court settlements will have on the final amount as some telcos have already paid some OTSC in the past.

WhatsApp Android Beta Gets Host Of New Features Posted: 10 Nov 2021 09:10 PM PST The Meta-owned instant messaging platform WhatsApp has been working towards rolling out numerous new features for its users. Before these features are rolled out to the stable version of the app, it will test them on beta versions to resolve any issues that exist. Likewise, the tracker site WABetaInfo has revealed that it has spotted a slew of new features that are under testing on the app. As per the report, the instant messaging platform is working on a new UI, a default message timer, and changes related to the multi-device support. WhatsApp New Features Under Testing Going by the report, these new features have been rolled out to the latest beta version of WhatsApp for Android. Talking about the default message timer, it lets you start new chat threads with the disappearing messages enabled automatically. Also, it is releasing the ability to enable a default message timer for more people. You can turn this default message timer under the Privacy settings. The report notes that you can enable the default message timer for contacts with options such as 90 days and 24 hours being the new options for disappearing messages. Also, the instant messaging app is rolling out a new UI for the beta version of its app, which will display contact info in a different manner. Lastly, WhatsApp is likely prepping a change related to the multi-device support. The Android beta version 2.21.23.10 has been spotted with changes to the app. Going by the same, the app will stop sending notifications when the security code is updated each time the linked device is changed. However, WhatsApp will not let you opt out of the multi-device program. Reportedly, the app is removing the option to opt-out of the multi-device beta and select beta testers who did not join this beta program can use the feature. The app is yet to roll out a stable version of this feature but it is enabled automatically for some beta testers. The report noted that this update logged out all the linked devices and you can relink these devices again using the multi-device support that has been enabled automatically for the account.

Dish TV Best FTA or Free-to-Air Channel Packs Detailed Posted: 10 Nov 2021 07:21 PM PST Dish TV has been India's one of the most prominent DTH service providers and has always been coming up with new plans and packs to engage users with entertainment. For the unaware, Dish TV also offers FTA or Free to Air packs to each and every customer. The dishNXT Set-Top Box (STB) is surely to open a world of entertainment for the users and can also be used with Free to Air channel packs. Free to Air packs include channels that cost no money to get access. In-Depth About FTA Packs The dishNXT, which is a set-top box launched by Dish TV will give users access to Free to Air channels that they can stream and enjoy. Free to Air packs offered by Dish TV include a variety of options from regional packs like BST Telugu Add On, BST Tamil Add On, BST Odia GEC, BST Gujarati Add On, and more to music channels such as BST HSM Music. Users can find movie packs like BST HSM Movies and news packs like BST HSM News. All these packs consist of a wide variety of channels individually that can be enjoyed by the users. Although Free to Air packs are completely free and do not cost anything to gain access, the users do need to pay a Network Capacity Fee (NCF) to subscribe to these packs. An NCF is paid regardless of what packs a user chose whether it is FTA or not. NCF charges may differ from condition to condition. When the total number of channels is up to 200, NCF will be Rs 130 + GST. For the number of channels from 201-220, NCF will be Rs 150 + GST. For the number of channels >220, NCF will be Rs 160+ GST. The NCF is capped at a maximum amount of Rs 160 + GST. In addition to this, dishNXT will also have various other benefits such as stereophonic sound and digital picture quality. Users will also be able to add reminders using dishNXT and it would support multilingual channels as well. The new dishNXT is currently available at a discounted price of Rs 1,490.

Starlink and OneWeb Have Clearly Different Strategies for India Posted: 10 Nov 2021 05:39 PM PST Two of the big names that are going to be a part of India's satellite communications (satcom) industry are SpaceX owned Starlink and Bharti owned OneWeb. Both the satcom companies are gearing for global coverage. While the arrival of both the companies is exciting for the satcom fans in India, there are a few things that are very noticeable from all the developments so far. With respect to India, Starlink and OneWeb both have very different ways to look at business. The nature of their services will be the same, but their strategy will be completely different. It is actually a great way to go about this. No two companies in the same business should follow the same strategy, because it prohibits innovation to a certain extent. OneWeb Looks Like a B2B Play So Far OneWeb looks like a company that will love to play in the B2B or Business to Business segment. One thing that's great about B2B companies is that they can make large deals. Sunil Bharti Mittal, Chairman, Bharti Enterprises, has said in the past that OneWeb will not look to compete with the terrestrial network provides. Instead, the company will partner with telecom operators across the globe and help them in expanding their coverage area. The same strategy will be applied by the company in India. It is very likely that OneWeb's Indian subsidiary will partner with Bharti Airtel and help the company in competing with Jio when it comes to providing better 4G coverage. Now, this is not to say that OneWeb would completely ignore the B2C or Business to Consumer space. But generally in a business such as satellite broadband services, where the cost of service is too high and the alternatives are easily available, it doesn't attract the customers much. Especially in the Indian market, where people spend money very carefully, the B2B approach from OneWeb looks like a good strategy to follow. Starlink Looks Like a B2C Play So Far Starlink has been announcing that in India, it will be availing 100 free connections which will include 20 schools in Delhi and the remaining 80 in schools in a rural district near the Capital. The company is currently working with NITI Aayog to identify three rural districts from each zone including the North, South, West, and East for offering free internet services. Starlink is also selling its pre-booking for $99 or Rs 7,500 approximately in India and the company has already received multiple thousand orders from the country. Starlink has said that it is open to forming partnerships with other companies including Vodafone Idea and Reliance Jio, but there's no saying that something of this sort will definitely happen with Starlink. Starlink looks a lot more focused on providing connectivity in rural and remote areas of the country, but with the B2C approach. However, it is still too early to say how each company is operating and will operate in the future. But, there's no denying that currently, B2B looks like the right model for the satellite broadband companies to approach.

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