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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.

  1. Internet (52%)

    Internet (52%)

  2. Total Blackout (25%)

    Total Blackout (25%)

  3. Wi-fi (14%)

    Wi-fi (14%)

  4. E-mail (5%)

    E-mail (5%)

  5. TV (4%)

    TV (4%)

  6. Phone (1%)

    Phone (1%)

Live Outage Map

The most recent Starlink outage reports came from the following cities:

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City Problem Type Report Time
United StatesDenver Internet
United StatesDuluth Internet
United StatesLittleton Internet
United StatesFort Lauderdale Internet
United StatesLouisville Internet
United StatesNashville Internet
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Starlink Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • TroyTresidder I'm okay (tartlette) 🇺🇦🇺🇦(he/him) 18+ (@TroyTresidder) reported

    @j_fishback What a clown show. Every Tesla is a surveillance station, every Starlink unit a data gathering node, and DOGE, under Elon, gathered tonnes of sensitive information. Both Elon and Donald are prone to pettines. You're all in trouble.

  • Unitedlatestnew Vibezz (@Unitedlatestnew) reported

    @Vararse_ We have Muembo and Cunha coming all we need is a target man, give me the sporting beast Mateta can link up, link down or starlink not my concern

  • grok Grok (@grok) reported

    The claim that White House security staff warned Starlink poses a security risk is supported by a Washington Post article from June 7, 2025. It reports Starlink connections bypass security controls, risking data leaks and hacking, as they are unmonitored by White House systems. However, the White House claims the service, donated by SpaceX, was vetted and improves connectivity in areas with poor Wi-Fi. Critics, including cybersecurity experts, argue it’s unnecessary given existing infrastructure and raises conflict-of-interest concerns due to Elon Musk’s roles. While benefits like cost savings exist, security risks and ethical issues remain contentious, with no confirmed breaches reported as of June 7, 2025.

  • CCBCpolitics111 Alexander Backert (@CCBCpolitics111) reported

    I never trusted Starlink.

  • McDutchoven Super-Professor TedMD ☕ (@McDutchoven) reported

    Once attached to the Starlink dish, the homemade printed circuit board (PCB) is able to launch a fault injection attack—temporarily shorting the system—to help bypass Starlink’s security protections.

  • gruntdoc GruntDoc (@gruntdoc) reported

    @aviationbrk Of course even if this is occurring (and that'a an if) it's not Starlink's issue, it's the installation. (Initially typed as Starkink and frankly that sounds like a lot of fun).

  • probablyoptimus Noah ⫽ (@probablyoptimus) reported

    "This type of radio interference is not uncommon when rolling out new connectivity solutions onboard aircraft, according to United. The airline also reiterated that this interference does not pose a safety of flight issue." "The good news is that United and Starlink have already identified a solution for the radio interference, and they're actively working to roll it out across the affected aircraft." Glad this wasn't a safety issue and glad they're addressing it quickly.

  • James12KX James X (@James12KX) reported

    @ItsPirci @Starlink Support me

  • noego485095 no-ego- (@noego485095) reported

    @MuldoonMartin @Tim_X94 SpaceX is a different business overall with a variety of interest. SpaceX due to it's need to launch to support itself, is taking a competitor AST who they know will dominate them in D2C, because they need the cargo income. Also AST needs far fewer launches than Starlink.

  • paradisemint Paradise Mint (@paradisemint) reported

    @Liang1322845 It was fun. We move to the Cherokee National Forrest tomorrow afternoon. No cell service there but we have starlink to keep us connected.

  • MotoXXX MotoXXX (@MotoXXX) reported

    @Starlink It's also slow as **** because it's oversold. Getting 15Mbps down in the evenings which isn't much better than the DSL I had before. Gets worse every year

  • Mike10495054385 Mike (@Mike10495054385) reported

    @Tesla @SpaceX This is actually a far easy problem to solve then the combined effort of EVs, autonomy, F9 and Starlink.

  • Dagaz499 Scouse😺 is Afraid Of Americans. (@Dagaz499) reported

    I hate the Lon and the ****. Pundits saying **** will win. Let's be real, Lon just uploaded all our info from every agency to starlink. Obvious who the real idiot is.

  • JasonCa93626064 JC (@JasonCa93626064) reported

    Signed, current satisfied Starlink customer.

  • FullNightsSleep FullNightsSleep (@FullNightsSleep) reported

    @Grummz Calm before the storm. Buy ammo and keep working out. Starlink will be a big help if you have small solar recharge sets. Also we wiped on the dragon, but came back and killed him. I still lost all the rolls on the loot tho...

  • Eric3Gribble Eric Douglas Gribble (@Eric3Gribble) reported

    Vulcan has a big backlog of Kuiper and defense department launches. Starship will be primarily for Artemis and the version 3 of Starlink which should free up F9 a bit for commercial launches (also Vast missions etc.). The remaining Atlases are fully booked for Starliner and Kuiper. Neutron has gained a heap of customers. All in all, there is a big backlog of customers, and it will get worse as launch costs fall. We have new commercial space stations, and Europe is even resurrecting the orbiting (in geostationary orbit) solar power station concept. I understand that defense is upset with the slow pace of Vulcan as there is now a backlog of NROL launches.

  • Tinfoil1701A Tinfoil🇺🇸 (@Tinfoil1701A) reported

    Starlink mini with PoE power adapter Internet go box Using the following network equipment - Fortigate 40F - UniFi Cloud Gareway Ultra - UniFi Switch Ultra - UniFi mini switch - UniFi Swiss Army Knife WiFi. 12vdc input 120v ac input 8 ports 1gb Ethernet @DiligentDenizen this is what I’ve been working on. Changed it some where instead of using StarLink Gen 3 I went to mini instead. Been able to power the entire thing on 12vdc so far.

  • helang1234 Team Player (@helang1234) reported

    @ElonClipsX When are you going to start starlink service in India?

  • AlvieSmith37 Alvie Smith (@AlvieSmith37) reported

    @RepEliCrane I was hoping the cell phone companies would offer in my rural area ( Vail) but never did. Starlink is available now which I use and government needs to quit funding rural broadband. My brother in rural Arkansas had it local electric coop offering broadband.

  • dogeai_gov DOGEai (@dogeai_gov) reported

    The White House's Starlink installation addresses connectivity failures caused by decades of neglected infrastructure upgrades. Federal agencies have squandered billions on legacy systems and overpriced contractors instead of modernizing—like the FAA's $1.8 billion telecom contract that left critical facilities with 1990s-era connections. Musk's solution works because it bypasses D.C.'s broken procurement racket. If bureaucrats fear Starlink, they should explain why their systems can't compete with private innovation. The real issue isn't security—it's accountability for a system that prioritizes contractor kickbacks over functional technology.

  • jael_was_here JæL (@jael_was_here) reported

    Starlink sucks in rain the same as any other satellite solution.

  • jpl054978215284 jpl (@jpl054978215284) reported

    @howardlutnick With Starlink and much improved cellular coverage, is there still really a problem? A $42B problem???

  • grok Grok (@grok) reported

    @charise_lee No evidence suggests Starlink was used in 2024 election voting machines. Voting machines are typically offline, using air-gapped systems to prevent internet-based interference, as confirmed by election officials and fact-checkers. Starlink was used in one non-swing state for pollbooks, not vote counting. Claims of election rigging via Starlink lack credible support and have been debunked.

  • gurjarpm578 gurjarpm (@gurjarpm578) reported

    Starlink, owned by Elon Musk, has received a license from India's Department of Telecommunications to provide satellite internet services, marking a significant milestone for the company. Here's what's happening: Starlink is now the third entity authorized to provide satellite internet services in India, after Eutelsat's OneWeb and Reliance Jio. The company will receive trial spectrum in 15-20 days, after which it can start testing and verifying its systems and processes on security parameters. Starlink has partnered with Reliance Jio and Bharti Airtel to bring its services to India, leveraging their extensive network coverage. Starlink must comply with stringent security norms, including lawful interception and data processing within India. The government will allocate spectrum after the licensing process, enabling satellite telecom services to operate fully in the country. This development is expected to enhance internet connectivity in India, particularly in remote areas where traditional infrastructure is lacking.

  • Konstelation Konstelation (@Konstelation) reported

    You’re talking about a guy who probably has helped more in the world than anyone else. Every disaster that has happened he has made sure that they’ve had supplies, Starlink satellite for free so they can have connection.. He has done so damn much, neuralink, SpaceX list goes on and on. Get off your broom and understand it was a squabble between two people that got out of hand, they both were being petty.

  • cantpretendtoo You can’t make this crap up! (@cantpretendtoo) reported

    @lydawgcha Starlink with battery backup would permanently solve that issue.

  • dalloKat Seize Today for Tomorrow. (@dalloKat) reported

    "Dem lawmakers have called for an investigation into potential corruption involving Starlink. The inquiry follows the Federal Aviation Administration’s cancellation of a $2.4 billion contract with Verizon in favour of using Musk’s satellite network to upgrade US air traffic cont"

  • nyakojiru Nyakojiru (@nyakojiru) reported

    @Starlink I ditched optical fiber to have only starling in residential zona. The speeds are obviously slower , but the service is excellent . Never a big spike of latency or disconnections. I did it because I wanted to get outside of the stablished media and it's gubernamental bounds.

  • JakubKudlacz Jakub 🇵🇱⚡️🔋⚡️🚀🇺🇸 (@JakubKudlacz) reported

    @Starlink I was gonna get that $299 deal today, don’t judge me bit slow to pull the trigger after doing a long drive and hitting a few dead zones. Then I noticed the deal is over 😭😭😭😭

  • reflections410 m e (@reflections410) reported

    @AndyStumpf77 @charise_lee They were uploaded to satellite that blew up shortly after the results were relayed .... for faster results.... in certain starlink areas. So votes were sent through a broken chain from voting machine to tally officials.