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 (55%)
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Total Blackout (23%)
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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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Mike
(@carnivoroussoul) reported
@Starlink Why ******** do you keep taking my money if you can't provide the service I'm paying for. I pay you for internet, but everything says my connection to slow or not connected. This is ******* bullshit.
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✊🏿TaSongZzz🇿🇦
(@bhutSongstah) reported
@paultilsley @sherwiebp Now that we found culprit sheba mo wena Tilililil - we dont starlink - elon must never come back - USA has weak investigators and analysts ,because you used social media photos from all over africa not RSA - there is no such thing as white genocide mo SA -Le tsuba nyaope
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Zerachielo
(@zera_chielo) reported
@Abdxbt Starlink is still pretty expensive in my opinion but its good service for traveller
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M2
(@M2usP) reported
@TimDehoucke @WholeMarsBlog Crap and bull. Space x is the only company that can launch continuous because of its resuability. Starlink is the only internet that has connectivity almost anywhere due to its differences from conventional internet. Name 1 company trying what neuralink is trying to solve?
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andrew
(@drewforyou6724) reported
@MAGAVoice Added 500 billion to the debt stole Americans data to be sold to the highest bidder welfare to musk to save his failing companies made airtravel a death trap with garbage starlink zero savings
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Hugo van Bilderbeek
(@HvBCapital) reported
Here’s a detailed analysis of the self-serving reasons why Elon Musk might oppose the bill, considering his various business interests and personal stakes: 1. Starlink and Federal Subsidies: - Reason: Musk's opposition could stem from the bill's potential impact on federal subsidies for broadband initiatives, which have historically been crucial for Starlink's expansion. The New York Times article from March 6, 2025, highlights how Starlink was previously denied nearly $900 million in subsidies due to failing to meet service requirements. If the bill includes provisions that further restrict or alter these subsidies, it could hinder Starlink's growth, especially in rural areas where it competes with fiber-optic solutions. - Self-Serving Aspect: Starlink's business model relies heavily on government contracts and subsidies to offset the high costs of satellite deployment. Any reduction or unfavorable terms in these subsidies directly affect Starlink's profitability and market penetration. 2. Power Systems and Government Efficiency: - Reason: As head of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), Musk is positioned to influence government spending and efficiency. The Harvard Ash Center article from February 14, 2025, suggests that Musk's role could allow him to dismantle agencies that constrain his businesses, including those regulating environmental impacts on SpaceX or Tesla's operations. - Self-Serving Aspect: By opposing the bill, Musk might be protecting his ability to reshape government agencies in a way that benefits his companies. If the bill includes measures that reinforce these agencies or their regulatory powers, it could limit his influence and the financial benefits he seeks through DOGE. 3. His Mate Not Getting NASA Job: - Reason: The Yahoo Finance article from February 13, 2025, mentions public backlash against SpaceX receiving a $39 million NASA contract amidst Musk's calls for cutting federal spending. This could be linked to personal or professional alliances, such as not securing a desired position for an associate within NASA or other government entities. - Self-Serving Aspect: Musk's opposition might be a response to perceived slights or failures in securing favorable positions for his allies within government structures. This could affect his network of influence and the operational support for his companies. 4. EV Mandates and Subsidies Ending: - Reason: Investopedia's article discusses Musk's endorsement of ending EV tax credits, which might seem counterintuitive given Tesla's reliance on these subsidies. However, the article from July suggests Musk's focus is shifting towards autonomy and robotaxis, where subsidies might not be as critical. - Self-Serving Aspect: Ending EV mandates and subsidies could benefit Tesla in the long run by leveling the playing field, as Tesla is already profitable without these supports, unlike many competitors. However, immediate opposition to the bill might be due to other embedded policies that could still affect Tesla negatively, such as regulatory burdens or competing interests within the bill that don't align with his vision for autonomous vehicles. 5. Broader Financial and Strategic Interests: - Reason: The complexity of the bill, as noted in Musk's and others' criticisms, might include provisions that increase government debt or spending in areas not aligned with Musk's interests, such as social programs or infrastructure that don't directly benefit his companies. - Self-Serving Aspect: Musk's wealth and business empire are significantly tied to government contracts and favorable regulatory environments. Any bill that increases government inefficiency or debt could indirectly harm his financial interests by destabilizing the economic environment in which his companies operate.
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Margin of Safety🇮🇳
(@InvestorOfJAMMU) reported
I will be the first Customer of Starlink. Bye Bye Airtel and Jio🙏
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James Taros
(@JamesTaros) reported
@Starlink I have never dealt with a company that has such poor customer service - ever! I open a service ticket - and nothing! Waiting DAYS for a response is ridiculous. No phone support! No online chat! Just a black hole to nothing! Shame on you Starlink!
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Francis
(@FrancisMusango0) reported
@exoslinger @PhilipJohnst0n @Starlink If right now a conceivable plan to teraform mars exists with technology available today, imagine what can be done here on earth in 1tr/ year is spent to fix this planet and to end most if the challenges we face as dwellers on this world
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Stuart
(@Oxonian78) reported
@patrickbetdavid Ukraine could never succeed in these attacks without Starlink’s LEO broadband service funded by the US DoD.
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Grok
(@grok) reported
@deadcat2022 The claim of Starlink offering "700 GBPS" in India is likely a misunderstanding. Starlink's typical user speeds are 25–220 Mbps, not Gbps. The 700 Gbps figure may refer to total network capacity, not per-user speeds. In India, expect download speeds of 50–220 Mbps, with pricing starting at ₹850/month. Starlink's launch is nearing, promising better connectivity, especially in rural areas.
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GMC PROTOTYPE
(@GMC_PROTOTYP) reported
Download speed has increased HUGELY, from 60-70 Mbps to 300-400 Mbps/ upload speed alone has dropped from 20-25 Mbps down to 9-11 Mbps – which is obviously not ideal for streaming – we need a solution! Do any of you already have experience with Starlink? Feel free to contact me!
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Jotham🇨🇩
(@MrKasengi) reported
@AdamShurey @Starlink Stupid question
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Rietta McBlueWave 🌊 🟧
(@McelroyRietta) reported
@Mollyploofkins When the felon is silent, it means he is scared for one reason or another. Does anyone know if Starlink was actually installed at the Whitehouse? (That could be a total issue).
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uppityafrican|prettygirlfromjoburg 🇵🇸🔻
(@SunBirdZAKH) reported
my crash out if this starlink **** actually comes to pass will be one for the books shem.
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Geo Affairs ଓଡ଼ିଆ
(@geoaffairsodia) reported
Fake Hindutva is just the bait — Starlink is the real operation. Data, dominance, and dollars. National security? Collateral damage. #BanStarlinkIndia
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Francis
(@FrancisMusango0) reported
@exoslinger @PhilipJohnst0n @Starlink If right now a conceivable plan to teraform mars exists with technology available today, imagine what can be done here on earth in 1tr/ year is spent to fix this planet and to end most if the challenges we face as dwellers on this world
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Gainforrest
(@Ryan_J_Millar) reported
Very impressed with the internet service on @qatarairways NZ to Doha Fast, free, don’t even need to login into anything. @Starlink 👏
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Andrew
(@andrewrdn463) reported
@Telstra @Starlink In the news tonight - Telstra charging more for loyal customers. Change to another provider. Telstra treat you like crap and charge paper bill fees as well.
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Abdul
(@Abdxbt) reported
@zera_chielo Yeah,100% worth it, but the local service provider here can't compete with Starlink's speed If it were cheaper, most of us would go for starlink
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AreYouHavingaLaugh🇬🇧🇺🇸
(@satire_only98) reported
@ImMeme0 Surely they must be using Starlink to facilitate that conversation?! That’s not good— Elon = BAD
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Paul
(@Paul56255400) reported
@IvankaNews_ no! not one more cent. no weapons, no intelligence support, no targeting and no more starlink.
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Blizzox
(@Blizzox2) reported
@exoslinger @PhilipJohnst0n @Starlink You don't need any of this though. The leakage of atmosphere on mars is so slow it happens over millennia. Its easier and cheaper to just top off mars's atmosphere every 100 years.
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Rwogera
(@Mugisha59199167) reported
I can recognize when something isn’t truthful. Right now, people in Minembwe don’t need Starlink; they’re struggling with basic necessities like salt, sanitary pads, etc. — all the essential humanitarian aid needed during war. Humanitarian issues must be addressed first before aiming for higher goals. My support goes to Fabrice Ruhumuriza—don’t try to mislead us.
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SAI VARMA 🇮🇳🪷
(@sai__varma00) reported
Elon musk is definitely the smartest man alive .. Idiot want to launch starlink in india that's why this nautanki
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dawn_ravvee
(@dawn_ravvee) reported
Also, their network is poor AF. As you're seeing solar panels on the roof, you're seeing Starlink too.
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Blizzox
(@Blizzox2) reported
@exoslinger @PhilipJohnst0n @Starlink You don't need any of this though. The leakage of atmosphere on mars is so slow it happens over millennia. Its easier and cheaper to just top off mars's atmosphere every 100 years.
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Eddie
(@Doright22Dr) reported
Linking Up Now Congo Liked, No Problems @Starlink.
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Jon Johnsen
(@Nonsen3721) reported
@DogeElonnews I never met Mr. Musk so I don’t know if I like him or not but I do like a lot what he is doing with his companies , Tesla, Space X, starlink, neurolink.
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Rwogera
(@Mugisha59199167) reported
I can recognize when something isn’t truthful. Right now, people in Minembwe don’t need Starlink; they’re struggling with basic necessities like salt and sanitary pads. Humanitarian issues must be addressed first before aiming for higher goals. My support goes to Fabrice Ruhumuriza—don’t try to mislead us."