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A secluded tribe in the Amazon rainforest is apparently grappling with the effects of high-speed internet since Elon Musk’s Starlink gave them access to the World Wide Web.
The Marubo people, who live along the Ituà River, got access to the internet in September 2023, and it has brought significant changes to their community, the New York Times reported on Sunday.
Seventy-three-year-old Tsainama Marubo said at first everyone was happy about the arrival of the internet because it meant her neighbors could talk to loved ones who live far away and have access to help when they experienced an emergency.
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