Louis Mosley, Palantir's executive vice president for the UK and Europe, told Reuters that customers who have bought the company's software are in operational control of it. He said there are no kill switches and that neither Palantir nor the US government can reach in and switch off Maven, which NATO uses at its military headquarters. He was responding to news reports about Starlink and Starshield limits. Reuters said US, Ukrainian, and SpaceX explanations of that disruption conflict.
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