AT&T and Verizon Challenge SpaceX's Starlink Mobile Plans

The telecom giants urge the FCC to reject a waiver request, citing potential interference with terrestrial networks.

AT&T and Verizon have filed complaints with the FCC against SpaceX's Starlink and T-Mobile's direct-to-cell satellite service.
The companies argue that SpaceX's requested emission limits could harm existing mobile networks.
SpaceX claims the current FCC limits are too restrictive and not feasible for their satellite operations.
Both AT&T and Verizon are developing their own satellite-to-phone services with AST SpaceMobile.
SpaceX and T-Mobile maintain their service will not interfere with other wireless operations.