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Remote tribe given internet via Starlink now hooked on porn & social media

  • The tribe's youth addiction to phones has led to neglect of traditional tasks and increased sexual aggression due to sharing pornographic content, causing concerns about the cultural impact.
  • Initially seeing positives like access to educational resources and emergency contact, the tribe eventually faced negative impacts of social media, leading elders to restrict internet access at certain times.
  • Despite facing challenges, the tribe believes the internet will bring more benefits than harm.
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Starlink Brings Internet To Remote Tribe. They Get Hooked To Porn

In the dense Amazon rainforest, which stretches for thousands of miles, lives an Indigenous, remote tribe that speaks its language, and has a different culture preserved for several millennia.

·New Delhi, India
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Daily MirrorDaily Mirror

Amazon rainforest tribe handed internet - but it leads to unfortunate addictions

The Marubo people, who live in a remote spot on Brazil’s Ituí River, were given Elon Musk's high-speed satellite service, Starlink, but have struggled with a social decline and growing laziness

·London, United Kingdom
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Hindustan TimesHindustan Times

Elon Musk’s Starlink connects remote Brazilian tribe to internet, they get hooked on porn and social media

Elon Musk’s Starlink service arrived in the remote Brazilian tribe about nine months ago. Now, young tribe members are hooked to porn and social media.

·New Delhi, India
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Global NewsGlobal News

Remote Amazon tribe hooked on the internet, thanks to Elon Musk’s Starlink - National

Though most of the world has had decades to grapple with the repercussions of the internet, tribes living in the Amazon's Indigenous villages are playing catch-up.

·Toronto, Canada
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Remote Amazon tribe connects to Elon Musk’s Starlink internet, become hooked on porn, social media

A remote tribe in Brazil has become bitterly divided nine months after gaining access to satellite internet via Elon Musk's Starlink service. The 2,000 member Marubo tribe, who live along the Ituí River deep in the Amazon rainforest, were connected to the world wide web last September after 20 antennas were donated to them by American entrepreneur Allyson Reneau.

·New York, United States
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Remote tribe given internet via Starlink now hooked on porn & Instagram

A REMOTE tribe in the Amazon rainforest are now addicted to watching porn and scrolling social media sites after getting internet access through Elon Musk’s Starlink satellites. Locals of the Marubo people, who continue to live in scattered settlements alongside the UItui River in Brazil, are also increasingly falling for online scams. YouTube/NAVI GLOBAL/Starlink in the Amazon ForestThe Marubo tribe have been given access to the internet for t…

·United Kingdom
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