Synopsis Pakistan is delaying Starlink's entry into its satellite internet market. Data security concerns are a major hurdle. Officials worry about data bypassing monitoring and potential theft. Geopolitical factors, including US-Trump relations, also play a role. Chinese firms are seen as strong competitors. The government is working to establish safety mechanisms before granting licenses. Islamabad: The licence to Starlink to enter Pakistan's satellite internet market is delayed over data security concerns, the ongoing Musk-Trump fallout and competition from Chinese firms, local media reported on Sunday. Starlink, owned by tech billionaire Elon Musk, is among several companies seeking approval to operate…