Starlink updated its Global Privacy Policy on January 15, according to the Starlink website. The policy includes new details stating that unless a user opts out, Starlink data may be used “to train our machine learning or artificial intelligence models” and could be shared with the company’s service providers and “third-party collaborators,” without providing further details.
Concerning.
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You can simply opt out of it for now. Eventually… good luck
ifwhen Starlink enshittifies.FTFY
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So fucking glad I canceled starlink after the nazi did the nazi salute
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Yeah, the privacy part is a huge factor too. Yes the speed and performance was very good for me, especially since I am rural. I wouldn’t go for starlink unless it paid me enough to pay for a different ISP
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Absolutely, those are great tips for being safe, but my money would still go to musk, and that I can’t abide. While its very difficult sometimes to avoid putting money in questionable places we try to vote with our wallets
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what the fuck data are they trying to use to train LLMs? DNS? basically everything else these days is encrypted and unreadable by them (for the time being), and DNS is easily masked as well (DoH, DoT, etc). maybe i just answered my own question, they want to train a model that can surreptitiously spy on encrypted traffic.
edit: here’s some info on the “traditional” method of monitoring encrypted traffic, but this is typically done in organizations and requires having special certificates on every customer device
But like most traffic is SSL encrypted, how is he going to read any of it?
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Fyi. T-Mobile uses starlink and so does the Walmart mobile since it’s through t mobile.
