But they don't seem to be selling that capability to consumers just yet - presumably to avoid issues with too many subscribers congregating in one place. See the faq answers on "Can I travel" and "Can I change my service address" https://www.starlink.com/faq
I like how technical they still are. Probably a matte of time before they have to dumb-down everything there.
There's no way you are crossing borders with it and transmitting from a country where it's not approved.
I noticed this:
https://www.canadasatellite.ca/Satellite-Phone-Limitations.h...
"While satellite phones work essentially anywhere on earth, there are some physical and political limitations."
one limitation was not what I expected:
"Cuba restricts the use of satellite phones because they’re seen as tools for subversive purposes"
Back to starlink - I think distributed living is a wonderful if not the most wonderful application of this.
I can imagine in a number of years having a tesla pull a trailer with fold-out solar panels. Have a little self-sufficient base camp with power for climate, cooking, transportation. And now internet.