Elon Musk wants to change Starlink’s default WiFi name to ‘Stinky’

Always in the trend for making hilarious and sometimes controversial statements, the new owner of Twitter, Elon Musk, has again created frenzy.

The Tesla founder has expressed his desire to change the Wi-Fi name for Starlink to 'Stinky'. Weird enough? Well, Musk says, "If you can’t smell your wifi, how do you know it’s real?" No one knows if the Tesla found is serious about this proposition.

Musk’s SpaceX provides the satellite internet service under the name ‘Starlink’


After tweeting about the Wi-Fi name, Musk dropped a series of tweets . He said he was pretty sure that the name was unique and believed that this might encourage the people to change the name as well.



Musk's latest tweet has taken the internet by storm.

A user mocked Musk, saying he is a child, while another user wrote, :It's very simple! I ask my cat!"

Meanwhile, Binance founder, Changpeng Zhao, tweeted, "Unforgettable, What is the default password then? Tofu."

Starlink is a high-speed broadband internet service provider serving 400,000+ subscribers globally. The company has launched 2500+ satellites into Low Earth Orbit (LEO). It aims at providing high-speed internet at affordable prices around the world and claims to provide 600x times faster internet speed than the average speed in the US.Their service is at present available in 32 countries.

SpaceX tech does not demand expensive launching costs and high-power satellites; thus, Starlink satellites are cost-effective and are becoming everyone's favourite. The rural areas of Asia and Africa will have access to the internet with the launch of Starlink in their parts. But disruption in the global navigation and radio frequency interference are some concerns that Starlink may have to address someday in the near future.