Direct answer

Regulation comes from TDRA and official legislation. Starlink price, plans, availability and terms come from Starlink. e& and du product claims come from their official pages. Third-party reports can suggest questions, not override the primary record.

How we classify factual claims

  • Verified: directly supported by an approved source
  • Attributed: clearly stated as the provider’s claim
  • Inference: conclusion explained from multiple facts
  • Unverified: not publishable as fact
  • Expired: removed or rechecked before publication

Claims we do not publish

  • Invented prices, speeds, reviews, SLAs or case-study results
  • Address-level availability claims based only on a national licence
  • Claims that an installer is authorized without documentary proof
  • Search snippets used in place of an available primary source
  • Comparison tables that mix unlike contracts or plan categories

Sources and check dates on every core page

Every core page shows the source title, publisher, claim supported and last checked date. A page with a stale volatile fact should keep the explanation but remove or qualify the number until rechecked.

Sources

Sources checked for this page

Page reviewed 1 September 2026