The Federal Network Agency has given SpaceX frequency rights for Internet via satellite in Germany. Starlink has also received frequencies for several earth stations in Germany, which ensure the transition and connection to the Internet.
Germany has created the legal frequency requirements so that broadband Internet can be offered via satellite. The frequency allocation is initially limited to one year and contains regulations that ensure interference-free operation with other applications in the same and adjacent frequency range.
Starlink has now brought more than 900 satellites into near-earth orbit. The company wants to offer broadband Internet services, but also secure VPN connections (Virtual Private Network) in the home office.
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