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AT&T and Verizon want to block SpaceX plan to offer cellular service with T-Mobile.
The FCC says SpaceX will interfere with and degrade service for terrestrial mobile broadband networks.
The plan by SpaceX's Starlink division also faces opposition from satellite companies EchoStar (which owns Dish and Hughes ) and Omnispace .
"Based on its review of SpaceX 's waiver request and petition for reconsideration, T-Mobile reiterated its confidence that the proposed operations in the PCS G Block would not cause harmful interference to adjacent-band terrestrial operations, including T-Mobile's own adjacent-band operations," the filing said. SpaceX said it has launched over 100 satellites with direct-to-cellular capabilities so far, and that both it and T-Mobile "have made significant progress testing the early network, demonstrating the robust capabilities of the system.".
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