
Researchers Say Israeli Ad-Tech Firm Helped Target Starlink Users with Spyware
Published October 28, 2026
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A tiny surveillance-minded kid turns into a satellite dish in this grotesque parody of allegations that Discover-Tech helped spy-tech firms target Starlink users. The joke puts the story’s satellite internet connection-and the reported surveillance-front and center.
The RT article reports that researchers say Israeli advertising firm Discover-Tech helped several spy-tech companies target Starlink users with surveillance software. The report links the alleged activity to Starlink, SpaceX’s satellite internet service. The headline frames the claims as surveillance targeting users of the service. The allegations are attributed to researchers in the article’s summary.
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