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With its first batch of satellites launching in May 2019, SpaceX's Starlink has been providing users with internet access for years thanks to low Earth orbit (LEO) satellites, but the experience hasn't been stellar for everyone across the board. Promising fast speeds even for the more remote areas of the world, the platform is relied on by millions and even has a number of reasons it can be better than home internet . However, customers can still have problems with Starlink, and here are some of the biggest complaints they've had.

With the service exclusively relying on satellites for communications, users may have trouble with properly positioning their Starlink dish, but even when placed properly, weather may still cause additional issues. Even when the weather is clear and a dish is properly set up, users can still experience congestion depending on time and region.…