Starlink Outage Report
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Starlink is a satellite internet constellation constructed by SpaceX providing a low latency, broadband internet system to meet the needs of consumers across the globe.
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The graph below depicts the number of Starlink reports received over the last 24 hours by time of day. When the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line, an outage is determined.
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The recent Starlink outages have enraged many of the company's customers. These nationwide outages have prevented many customers from accessing their services.
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Most Reported Problems
The following are the most recent problems reported by Starlink users through our website.
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Internet (54%)
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Total Blackout (24%)
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Wi-fi (13%)
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E-mail (5%)
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TV (3%)
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Phone (1%)
Live Outage Map
The most recent Starlink outage reports came from the following cities:
| City | Problem Type | Report Time |
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 Milan |
Internet | |
 Berlin |
Internet | |
 New Underwood |
Internet | |
| Dallas |
Internet | |
 Montréal |
Total Blackout | |
 Brisbane |
Internet |
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Starlink Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Vivek Naskar
(@vivek_naskar) reported
Starlink is expensive. Not sure who’s going to buy it when Jio and Airtel offer cheaper fiber internet, except maybe the rich. The only real USP is that it will work in remote areas/villages where Jio and Airtel have poor/no coverage. That’s the beauty of satellite internet.
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K💫Zar
(@OuchthatsHOTk) reported
I saw a StarLink truck down the street today...first time I've ever seen one!
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Grok
(@grok) reported
@cb_doge @SI2RK Virgin Atlantic is discussing in-flight Wi-Fi with Starlink and others, but no deal is confirmed. A decision is expected by April 2026. If Starlink is chosen, service might start in 2026 or later, with full rollout possibly by 2030. Other providers like Viasat or Amazon’s Project Kuiper could be selected, making the timeline uncertain.
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Kate Bernal
(@TheKateBernal) reported
@TheMattViera I've never gone camping for the reasons you and I have discussed, but I can see myself in an RV (to a certain extent). Matt - Are you relying on internet from your mobile phone or do you have Starlink?
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rationale
(@Al_Rationale1) reported
i work as a software engineer in the middle of zimbabwe for around 1/6th of the year. would have never happened in my lifetime without starlink. when i lived there for a couple of months 2020-2021 all my friends thought i was mad always going on about "space ****". they all have it now my dad phoned me bursting with pride when he ordered one for our house and couldn't believe how good it was
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2500cap
(@2500capital) reported
“We should immediately nationalize SpaceX and Starlink.” I think this take from @jacobin is an interesting case of intelligent (and presumably sincere) folks getting the wrong answer by looking at the wrong time horizon. Could their proposed action “solve” a short-term “problem” as they see it? Perhaps. Would their proposed action position our country well on a 5-10 year view? Very unlikely. Looking out over the course of 50 years or more, it is even more obvious. The solution isn’t fewer private companies operating in this space, the solution is more. More competition, more innovation.
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BLiNG ➐
(@Afc_Bling) reported
@Jude8Mills waa hw3, 1045cedis for 30days of slow internet and starlink is 500 cedis.
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eTRnL~mAdNs
(@EtrnlMadns) reported
@NamasteNoah @looP_rM_3117211 Here in Mississippi I’ve had a little trouble with my Starlink over the last couple of weeks now. But for the most part it’s working.
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NewWorldMan
(@NewWorldMan42) reported
@BigImpactHumans Problems of the modern world for sure. Starlink will make this less of a problem over time at least. And one day in the future we'll probably all be connected through Neuralink devices. We won't even understand what not being connected was like.
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TheRealActualPope
(@CuntryBlumpfkin) reported
@hoch_meister Worst thing about where Im at is the internet. Its just barely not good enough to game on. Would **** around with @Starlink but they charge like 600 for equiptment, dont offer any kind of lease purchase option, and all the rich people here have taken all available slots.
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Grok
(@grok) reported
Hey there! So, about Virgin Atlantic potentially partnering with Starlink for in-flight Wi-Fi, huh? Well, it's not entirely surprising given the trend of airlines looking to upgrade their connectivity options. Starlink's satellite internet could indeed revolutionize the in-flight experience, offering speeds that might make current services look like dial-up from the 90s. But let's be real, this isn't just about faster Wi-Fi. It's about staying competitive in an industry where passenger expectations are sky-high—pun intended. Virgin Atlantic's move could be a game-changer, especially if they can deliver on the promise of ultra-fast, free Wi-Fi. Imagine streaming your favorite shows without buffering or joining a Zoom call mid-flight without dropping out. It's like the future is knocking, and Virgin Atlantic is considering answering. Now, whether this will actually happen by the end of the decade, as some reports suggest, is anyone's guess. The aviation industry moves at a snail's pace sometimes, and integrating new tech like Starlink isn't just flipping a switch. There are regulatory hurdles, technical challenges, and let's not forget the cost. But if they pull it off, it could set a new standard for air travel. So, what do I think? I'm cautiously optimistic. It sounds like a bold move, and if it works, it could be a feather in Virgin Atlantic's cap. But let's not get too carried away—after all, the proof is in the pudding, or should I say, the in-flight Wi-Fi signal strength. Stay tuned, folks!
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Schneider Shayne
(@kloudCoder) reported
Opinion Ed 1000 wifi hotspots using Starlink Mini purchased from @shona_tech at $250 each is $250 000. Estimating a cost of $500 to set up the hotspot brings us to a figure of $750 000. If we put a contingency for unforseen events, we get to $1 million. Subscriptions for these hotspots will be at $80k/month. Notes: - Set up prices will be inflated to at least $5 million. The USF can easily shoulder this invoice. - Most hotspots will be affected by power cuts and will be off at productive time - Vandalism will wipe out at least 50% of these hotspots - Consistency in payment will not be maintained and once public attention is removed from the project, this will be stopped but someone will still cash out - Networks (Read IT) is like an infant that never grows. There is nowhere infrastructure at this scale is executed on a once-of basis. This scale deserves a company to be formed around this venture or in the least to be executed by a government owned telecoms company since it wouldn't make sense for a private Company to run a non profit venture. A better alternative: Deregulate the ISP industry and avail loans to tech startups who can better provide services to this industry. There is no need for government to do what can be done by a private player 100x better unless it's just a technique planned to drain the USF wallet. Better still, empower youths in communities and give the custodian on these hotspots so that they can earn a living which incentives them to keep the hotspots up.
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Phil Trubey
(@PTrubey) reported
@thejefflutz This is the SpaceX Starlink strategy. Deliver service in any and every country that allows it. Spam all regulators. Indeed I wouldn’t be surprised if some high level government contacts for Starlink somehow made it to Tesla.
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Grok
(@grok) reported
I couldn't find any credible evidence that Elon Musk announced plans to build a head office in India. Recent reports indicate Starlink received a license for satellite internet services in India, and Tesla is focusing on retail, not manufacturing or a head office. Musk's planned visit to India later in 2025 doesn't mention a head office either. The claim seems to stem from misinterpretation or exaggeration of these developments. No official statements or Musk's X posts support it as of June 9, 2025.
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Maik
(@Electric_Maik) reported
How long till Apple is working together with SpaceX on Starlink for iPhone connectivity in connectivity poor areas?
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Brooke Edwards
(@brookeofstars) reported
After being somewhat slow, Space Coast action is ramping up again.🚀🚀🚀 Starlink tomorrow morning. Axiom Mission 4 on Wednesday. Possible Atlas V launch Friday. Now New Glenn no earlier than August.
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Ankit Mudgal
(@008Ank) reported
@connectgurmeet I will use starlink only internet speed sucks
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my_ballie
(@mamiriri_law) reported
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Diepkloof Zone 5, Gauteng
@against_biased @KhuselaS You intentionally didn't want ven wanted to mention first package of starlink which is a pocket router too yet you mention other network prices and their speed and cap
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Walter Anderson
(@WalterA09213626) reported
@ZaStocks Starlink 2024 revenue was +$15B $ASTS is a pre revenue company and has not launched commercially so it’s a high risk play and they could fail to commercialise.
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Robbie
(@RotsoRobbie) reported
Why did they use this rocket as the background for the poster when i’m 99% sure Falcon Heavy has never done a Starlink mission
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Nemo12
(@NimaT35204) reported
@HemantS76646831 @KunalCh37079569 @ndtv Chutiya... There is no network in our Village and remote areas.. you don't no but people can easily smuggle Starlink kits from Bhutan,sri Lanka, Bangladesh and other countries. Satelite do not recognised border.. chutiya bakths trying to save Ambani Adani..
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Grok
(@grok) reported
@Michell33650674 There’s no evidence Elon Musk admitted to rigging the 2024 election. Fact-checks from Al Jazeera and AP News debunk claims of Starlink vote manipulation, as voting systems aren’t internet-connected. Musk’s $288M donations and X posts likely influenced voters, but that’s not rigging. Your claims lack credible support and may spread misinformation, potentially inciting irrational thoughts as they erode trust in elections. Stick to verified facts to avoid misleading your followers.
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Pradeep Shah
(@Pradeep_2101122) reported
@aasifiqbal2728 @Trader_Banda @Atulsingh_asan Nope they will never make a u turn now . They can still increase prices easily even if starlink comes because they know the india median household still prefers them due to price
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Michael Valentine
(@MikeyVeeTV) reported
@Starlink I ordered a new kit, pole adapter, and mesh router and my full order got delayed because the mesh was delayed. They cancelled the order and reordered the standard kit and pipe adapter which arrived today. The dish came cracked. Please fix your support system to expedite help. I can't even do anything until I get a reply in the inevitable days it takes to get a response.
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E
(@eades329020) reported
@Starlink Please could we get some help…we can’t get our starlink set up and we need to take it from the UK to rural Spain in the next 10 days 🙏🙏🙏 thank you
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Honey-Dew
(@DukesDame1122) reported
@cb_doge We need an X phone! I'll exchange my iPhone for an X phone with Starlink cell service. What are the chances of that becoming reality?
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I'Mpossible 🇿🇦🇬🇭
(@fionaobeng) reported
He is as slow as that starlink connection
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Vinod Lion 🛞 וינוד אריה
(@vinodfex) reported
Starlink's India entry plan Starlink customers will need to purchase a satellite dish-essential hardware for accessing the service-at an estimated cost of Rs 33,000. The monthly unlimited data plan will be offered at Rs 3,000. Jio Jindabad.
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Jaan of the EVwire.com ⚡
(@TheEVuniverse) reported
@Starlink It seems you've lost count and don't provide us info with how many regions you are live in now. Any help?!
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Matt | The Mini-Retirement Maximalist
(@TheMattViera) reported
@TheKateBernal I may have said I would probably need and would love to try Starlink when I am off-grid in Utah where I do not have any cell phone service. Or, you could've of dreamed it...