If you’re seeking more information about SpaceX Starlink internet, which is currently in beta form in select areas in the United States and Canada, you can ask the team responsible your questions on Reddit soon.
The Starlink team is holding an ‘Ask Me Anything’ (AMA) on Reddit, starting at noon PST/3pm EST, which will be for one hour.
“We’re a few of the engineers who are working to develop, deploy, and test Starlink, and we’re here to answer your questions about the Better than Nothing Beta program and early user experience!”, said the Starlink team on Reddit, posted by user ‘DishyMcflatface’, the nickname for the Starlink dish.
This will be worth tuning in you’re wanting to learn more about Starlink. Stay tuned.
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