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Planet says the U.S. government asked it to restrict satellite imagery over parts of the Middle East

Planet says the US government requested curbs on its satellite imagery over parts of the Middle East, limiting coverage.

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Planet says the U.S. government asked it to restrict satellite imagery over parts of the Middle East

Planet says the U.S. government asked it to restrict satellite imagery over parts of the Middle East. The company said the request would limit the availability of certain imagery for public or commercial viewing, affecting where and how quickly updates can be seen. Planet did not immediately detail the specific locations covered by the restriction or how long the limits would last. The request raises questions about the balance between national-security concerns and transparency provided by high-frequency satellite data. Planet said it complies with government orders while continuing to assess the impact on customers.

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