The constellation is moving but they are moving in a formation. Meaning you have a rotation of 2-4 satellites above your head at any give time. Each satellite can service a radius the size of Wyoming.

So you have a limit on the number of satellites and the number of customers per satellite.

The article says 5 million in the USA. That makes sense given what I'm thinking. That's about 100,000 per state, but it's not going to work like that. It's a good ballpark for the service they'll provide.

My main point, is if it's 100K per (1/50th the US) there will be less bandwidth in cities than in rural regions.

This is a HUGE boon to rural areas and will be amazing.

This will probably not affect you if you are urban or even suburban.