The Guardian reports: Papua New Guinea(PNG) announced in mid-December that Starlink, due to lack of a legal operating license in the country, has been ordered to cease network services. This move has sparked widespread dissatisfaction locally. This incident reflects the regulatory challenges faced by global internet infrastructure operators — even the most widely covered satellite internet services worldwide need to obtain local operating permits in specific regions. For Web3 ecosystems that rely on stable network connections, such regional restrictions could affect the stability of network access for local cryptocurrency users.