How does Exede Satellite Internet work?

Exede Satellite Internet works by using a satellite dish to transmit and receive data signals via satellite to and from the user's home. The dish, installed on the user's property, sends a request for information to a satellite in geostationary orbit above the Earth. The satellite then beams the requested data back to the dish, completing the communication loop. This method allows Exede to provide high-speed internet access to areas where traditional cable or DSL services may not be available. The dish requires a clear line of sight to the satellite, and the data is transmitted in the form of radio signals. The received signals are then converted into internet data, which can be used by the user's devices to access the web, stream videos, play online games, and perform other online activities.