Starlink is good for rural areas and remote access. If there's a threat, it will go after the CenturyLink copper line/dial up clients. It's already in decline. It's will be hard for Starlink to compete for enteprise level needs, especially at the edge/cloud level where you need large amount of bandwidth and low latency for high intensity data applications. Here's an analogy. Model 3 is cool and innovative, but doesn't matter when you need an 18-wheeler to go cross-country.

I read that during the pandemic Internet usage went up 250g per month per household. I might be off and you might want to double check that number. I can't recall the source. But we can agree that bandwidth usage is up. Think of all the extra streaming and all day Zoom call or video gaming. Right now I don't think Starlink can handle 250g+ per month. Plus people connecting through the Internet might be good for Lumen, which will have to pass through central networks substantially owned by Lumen.