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.
Problems in the last 24 hours
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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Will Starlink compensate me for the outage?
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 (53%)
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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 (4%)
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Phone (1%)
Live Outage Map
The most recent Starlink outage reports came from the following cities:
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Starlink Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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𝕷𝖔𝖘𝖈𝖍
(@L0SCH) reported
@CatherineFlick Worse off? How would this war be going had starlink never been activated in Ukraine?
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Sven ts Holmström
(@sventsh) reported
@SawyerMerritt @elonmusk But they don't do it for free as it is. The Starlinks are already being paid normal fees by users. Starlink wants additional money just not to turn the service off.
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katy s
(@keelhaulrose42) reported
@masencup @Stonekettle What he's asking for amounts to over $400 per person PER MONTH for everyone in Ukraine. Who is going to pay that for internet service? He's either milking the government or Starlink will never work because it's too expensive for people to afford.
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Gn-etic
(@Grntxt1) reported
@EvanGri08 @JackPosobiec Space X was paying majority of costs in supplying starlink to Ukraine. Now SpaceX is basically telling pentagon it's no longer feasible for them to do that and pentagon should take over paying for it. Also Ukrainian ambassador was previously tweeting telling Elon to **** off.
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Zamhoidn Landshut
(@ZamhoidnLA) reported
@janboehm "Free service"!? Hundreds if not thousands of Starlink terminals for 🇺🇦 have been bought and paid by volunteers since spring, including monthly subscription fees! I personally know several 🇩🇪 ones who did so.
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Robert Sullivan
(@CoachSullivanA2) reported
@TheInsiderPaper Elon should shut down Starlink in the Ukraine. If the Charlatan in charge is going to accuse him of being in Putins pocket, take your ball and go home. This is the biggest scam in my lifetime
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Susegaad Goan
(@BajuHatMamu) reported
@dragonesotter @apmassaro3 It has a monthly service cost in 1000+ $/month per terminal that is covered by Starlink.. i recall reading about it ~3K per terminal per month I believe.. maybe a little higher now
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Sergiy Kyrylkov 🇺🇦
(@kyrylkov) reported
@empireenjoyer10 @apmassaro3 We are talking about “cost” of service to Starlink here and questioning $4500/mo per terminal. And I admit I take Elon’s words with a grain of salt. It’s not like we will ever have a way to verify.
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Peter Dunphy
(@peterdguru) reported
@saintjavelin Not making excuses but he would've diverted many satellites from intended profitable orbits to serve Ukraine. Not cheap when you consider Starlink's loss-leading biz plan was already a very deep money pit. Any changes that push back date of first profits are very bad
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Jem
(@timetravelart) reported
@elonmusk @officejjsmart @MelnykAndrij Please don’t be like this. It’s understandable that Starlink can’t afford to support this type of help, alone. But I don’t think one man’s stupid words have caused Starlink to stop helping support the people of Ukraine. We are better than this.
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David Fi&er
(@djfiander) reported
@griffey @GreatDismal Also, starlink isn’t giving anyone free service
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Mike
(@MikeLorenzo21) reported
@JulianRoepcke Elon Musk has a right to be compensated for letting Ukraine use its StarLink services. Ukraine is receiving billions of dollars every other week. Ukraine has the money to pay for the starlink service. Elon has already helped out 100 millions dollars already.
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Snuffeldjuret
(@snuffeldjuret) reported
@ofchus My answer is that SpaceX should support Ukraine with Starlink, but not be expected to pay for it, that should be a part of the US, or even EU, support package. See how easy it was for me to answer the question without even reading the book. You however, read it and can't answer.
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Joel Keith
(@MayNotBeJoking) reported
@officejjsmart @MelnykAndrij Elon Musk, nor his company, should be expected to support Starlink for free in Ukraine. All of the weapons we send there are paid for. I doubt Raytheon is giving up their profit model. Ukraine should pay for Starlink and the US should cover it until the war ends.
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Lane Breckenridge
(@DLaneBreckenri1) reported
@AdamKinzinger @elonmusk Really? This is a pathetic response. Maybe, you should ask SpaceX what their issues directly are with supporting Starlink for the war. If it is $20mm per month in added expenses, the US should pony up.
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Simon
(@thesh009) reported
@george_oyoko @DonaldBKipkorir @elonmusk no they WON'T because they need shuttle service to ISS and beyond. Secondly, its an American company, and just like Ford and other manufacturers, its safe. lastly, its the US govt who will ask Elon to keep the lights on on starlink and say they are helping Ukraine...
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BulochkaSkoricey
(@BSkoricey) reported
@elonmusk @officejjsmart @MelnykAndrij Everybody angry but the reason for shutting down starlink is simple. Like Ukraine payed nothing from 100mil $ debt, US government didnt payed for this as well. Next year gonna cost 400mil. Does he owe them something? Cause half a billion is a lot
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greyDoesntMatter
(@hon33Badger) reported
@dim0kq @elonmusk @SpaceX The numbers are much higher if it’s business use, $2,500 per equipment and $500/month service. Can anyone in Ukraine with access to Starlink provided by Musk confirm that it runs at 150-500 Mbps and if their equipment is different from what volunteers provided?
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Amateur Illuminati
(@Illuminati1A) reported
@bigbagsofcans @wyattreed13 You don't have to like him to like how he reacted to something. That's cancel culture working. @elonmusk 's reply took stones and was the PERFECT comeback. Hell, he's still providing them starlink, special, but someone else is going to PAY. that's how you do it
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Layfon
(@Layfon19195530) reported
@ChimbaChimbaa @elonmusk Money is not the problem starlink is in big risk to missiles and lasers because they are low orbit
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Paul Cysneros
(@pcysneros) reported
@officejjsmart @MelnykAndrij The USA gives Ukraine BILLIONS and then you expect that a PRIVATE company do the same? Starlink isn't profitable, they will go bankrupt if they keep giving free service and equipment.
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I'm sure I speak for everyone when I say...
(@fastpathguru) reported
@Tara_Writer You just KNOW that Musk will be the first person to scoff at a "$400 gov-spec hammer", even as he attempts to bill the Pentagon $4,500/mo for $60/mo Starlink service per terminal, terminals that other countries paid for. #MUSKisaWATB
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doitdoobeeda
(@o_dum) reported
@space_stations @MeduzaPaul Because the woman is only one volunteer. And we have hundreds of people that providing help to our army. I don’t know how many Starlink terminals and subscriptions were granted by SpaceX. Maybe Mr. Musk can share this information? Because seems like you don’t know either.
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Never Vote Republican 🇺🇦🇺🇸🏳️⚧️
(@scribunda) reported
@elonmusk @narutium @SawyerMerritt I hope you’re charged for your many SEC violations. You’re not a good guy. You’re supposed to be world’s the richest man, yet you lack the guts to criticize a murderer like Putin and whine that you can’t afford to help with Starlink while hawking crap perfume. Austin loathes you.
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UkrainianSurvivor🇺🇦
(@UkrainianSurvi1) reported
@dim0kq Can we talk about how just because Ukrainian military uses starlink, it doesn't mean there's nothing else we can use if some ******* turns it off.
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A.D. Astra
(@GebDiv) reported
@liveuk @apmassaro3 It’s not polarised. I’m all in ending that conflict. And last time i checked this was about a private company asking their gvmt to continue to pay for a service they can’t pay to provide themselves. Check the cost of one HIMARS/patriot/whatever system vs provision of starlink.
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Jaz258
(@JamieWarren4) reported
@Teslarati @ResidentSponge He talked to Putin and he told him to cut Ukraine’s logistical ability by messing with the satellites, then he told him to claim he could no longer provide satellite services. Fine, nationalize starlink and remove Musk from the equation. Problem solved.
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Barney O.
(@chitownhustler) reported
@oliharris808 Eisenhower is shaking his head. If they’re continuing service to Poland, etc., providing internet service to UA results in zero marginal expense to StarLink, unless they’re finding electrons in short supply.
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Hmmm
(@Hmmm_mmmm_mm) reported
@Aileen__91 @MrbamNews @Faytuks No it is not. But.. There are other people who help provide Starlink to other Ukrainian units. They fundraise and keep Starlink Terminals active. It costs like $60 per month from what I heard.
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Kevin Venture
(@KevinVenture1) reported
@xgutierrez @officejjsmart @MelnykAndrij He's been paying $20 million a month himself to help Ukraine with Starlink, STFU