Speedify Is a VPN That Combines Starlink With 4G/5G Cellular, Wi-Fi, Ethernet to Keep You Private Without Slowing Down Yes, Starlink works with a VPN. Starlink itself is an internet service, not a VPN, and it doesn’t come with one. You need a VPN on Starlink if you want to keep your browsing private on shared or public Wi-Fi, or … Read More
Stop False Starlink Alerts on a Boat or RV with Speedify
Vehicle Platform in Speedify Stops False Misalignment Alerts on a Moving Starlink Dish If your Starlink dish is on a boat, an RV or another vehicle, you can stop the constant “misaligned” alerts by turning on the Vehicle Platform setting in Speedify’s Starlink Control Center. A misalignment alert is useful on a fixed roof, but on something that moves, the … Read More
Aiming Starlink by Ear: Speedify’s Starlink Alignment Tool
Speedify’s Audio Tracking Lets You Align a Starlink Dish Without Watching the Screen Aiming a Starlink dish usually means one hand on the Starlink dish and your eyes on a phone screen that’s hard to read outdoors. Speedify’s Alignment Wizard is a Starlink alignment tool that uses sound instead: it beeps faster as your Starlink dish gets closer to its … Read More
Starlink for Telehealth Clinics: How Speedify Keeps Video Visits Connected
Speedify Makes the Starlink Internet Connection Reliable for Telehealth: Faster Upload and Download Speeds Yes, telehealth clinics can use Starlink. Satellite internet from Starlink is fast enough for telemedicine video visits, with a delay of 25 to 60 milliseconds on land, and it reaches the rural areas where patients need video visits most and wired internet is weakest. A dropped … Read More
Starlink for Delivery Vehicles: How Speedify Keeps Drivers Online in Dead Zones
Speedify Makes Starlink a Reliable Internet Connection for Delivery Services Yes, delivery services can use Starlink to keep package scanning, delivery confirmations and dispatch messages working on rural roads where cellular cuts out. Speedify is an app that uses Starlink and 4G/5G cellular in the vehicle at the same time. In town it uses both for more speed. Where cellular … Read More
NORAD’s Santa Tracker Explained: How Radar and Wi-Fi Share the Same Airwaves
NORAD, Radars and the Wi-Fi Connection Every December, NORAD (the North American Aerospace Defense Command, the U.S. and Canadian military command that watches North American skies) runs a Santa Tracker. In this episode of Between Two Palms, Speedify’s video series on internet technology, Alex Gizis and Brian Prodoehl use that tradition to explain how radar works and how home Wi-Fi … Read More
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