real signal strength!

well, after looking at the map I'd say they are pretty optimistic. There are areas on the Map in Idaho, mt, and eastern oregon that show 100% mobile coverage and myself and others have verified coverage is zip, zero, nada even with a cell booster for verizon, ATT, and others.

The spots that show 0 coverage, Spots they show 0 coverage that we have traveled in are pretty spot on. Agree with that

I'd say they aren't accurate. Where I live, we have a local monopoly that handles telephone, cable tv, and internet services. They aren't listed. I refused to take their overpriced internet and got my own service from a national cell service, and they're not listed either.

Certainly not an inclusive list. The broadband service we use for internet is listed. But there are several others that provide local service that are not listed.

Since getting Starlink I don't have to concern myself with this anymore. There have been many locations I've had to stop and think.. 'does the phone work?'

Interesting map. But my location indicates 100Mbps down, 20Mbps up T-Mobile home internet. My actual speed is 5x faster on average.