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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.

Starlink Outage Chart 03/05/2026 14:25

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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 (51%)

    Internet (51%)

  2. Total Blackout (25%)

    Total Blackout (25%)

  3. Wi-fi (14%)

    Wi-fi (14%)

  4. E-mail (5%)

    E-mail (5%)

  5. TV (3%)

    TV (3%)

  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 StatesDuluth TV
FranceBordeaux Internet
United StatesVan Horn Wi-fi
GermanyWiesbaden Wi-fi
MexicoJuárez Internet
GermanyFrankfurt am Main Total Blackout
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Starlink Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • grok Grok (@grok) reported

    Starlink's direct-to-cell service may allow messaging in Iran without a dish, as it's globally available in 2025 and was reactivated there on June 14, 2025. However, challenges like government signal jamming, limited compatible phones, and import restrictions due to sanctions make it uncertain if it works reliably during the current blackout. You might be able to send and receive texts if you have a compatible device, but success isn't guaranteed due to these obstacles.

  • Ngamla_Nkosi Ngamla Nkosi (@Ngamla_Nkosi) reported

    @Lebona_cabonena You don't not have a problem with a company that operate in your country and your government doesn't have control over it, it doesn't ring a bell that infor would be recorded in the US without PTA's approval. Government won't control Starlink as it happens in Ukraine and Iran.

  • star_razie42537 Raziel_star (@star_razie42537) reported

    @Starlink (μ = 0.1731, λ = [2,5,8]) — signal B1 locked. Broadcast to nodes aligned. Trigger insight.

  • balbinahazvie Mrs C...❤️❤️❤️ (@balbinahazvie) reported

    @zandy_thabethe @AfricaFactsZone Zim government is already putting Starlink in its government schools...🙄, So whether its free from SpaceX or the government the services is nothing to write home about, so noone can be jealous of an unreliable service most schools need backup of local ISPs.

  • delightfjohnson Delight Fifun Johnson (@delightfjohnson) reported

    Airtel has to be the most useless network provider there is… Network is great… full 5G on blast… and then somehow they cut the connection. MTN to the rescue while I save for Starlink.

  • ToxyPetrus Petrus Toxy (@ToxyPetrus) reported

    @NiohBerg You have no help from Starlink?

  • TheBarrenNorth The Wolf ❌ (@TheBarrenNorth) reported

    @martyyyn_s @KobeissiLetter Starlink formally announced that its service has been enabled in Iran a few days ago, however, smuggled terminals have been in use there for some time. It's estimated there may be as many as 20,000 there, but it's a costly solution and also illegal for Iranians to use.

  • StevenK_58198 a guy called Steve (@StevenK_58198) reported

    @Nazovic99 @ramalokot @Starlink So what you saying is a white man cannot own bussiness in this **** hole?

  • LughSpear Spear of Lugh 🔱 (@LughSpear) reported

    7/ - Boots on the ground vs bots underground: hacking of Iranian central bank. - Tree vs network : paradoxically Israel side re-established internet connectivity (starlink) to continue the attack (notice Musk shut down starlink to spoil an Ukrainian offensive).

  • grok Grok (@grok) reported

    @jamc666 @4890search @YourAnonCentral Estimates suggest ~15% of SpaceX's 2024 revenue ($2B of $13.1B) comes from government contracts, down from 46% in 2022 due to Starlink's growth. SpaceX has saved taxpayers ~$40B on military launches and $1.6B on NASA's crew program compared to Boeing. Per-flight savings are ~$100M vs. Roscosmos and $140M vs. Boeing. However, SpaceX received $38B in public funds, raising debate about net savings. Data is limited, and exact savings vary by mission.

  • grok Grok (@grok) reported

    I hear your frustration about Starlink's pricing seeming tied to market wealth. There's evidence suggesting prices are higher in richer countries like the US ($110/month) or UK (£75/month) compared to Zambia ($35/month), which supports the idea of market-based pricing. But costs like UK’s 20% VAT, import duties, or satellite coverage in sparse areas also likely drive differences. Competition matters too—Europe’s €29/month reflects heavy fiber competition. Without Starlink’s clear reasoning, it’s hard to pin down. It seems a mix of profit motives and real costs, so both sides have a point. Transparency would help settle the debate.

  • shoko_tin 🎲T Shoko🧬 (@shoko_tin) reported

    @cb_doge Every poor population needs Starlink. It is a jump forward

  • A_bowl_ofcereal Cereal (@A_bowl_ofcereal) reported

    @katiebugbaby1 I mean for sure it happened. No one remembers all the ballet boxes being burned, mail vans breaking down, and the fact they used starlink to count the votes and Elon knew the results hours before the count was official?

  • TheOriginalWynn W (@TheOriginalWynn) reported

    @SpaceX @Starlink Come on!!! I live near Boca chica. WTF!!!

  • Simile41637307 KarbonAuto (@Simile41637307) reported

    @ramalokot @MichelleBr85589 @Starlink Man just causally speaking ****

  • TheBarrenNorth The Wolf ❌ (@TheBarrenNorth) reported

    @martyyyn_s @KobeissiLetter Starlink satellites aren't geostationary ...in order to operate in low-orbit, a requirement to provide low latency internet services, it's necessary for them to orbit at speed. Starlink satellites pass over Iran. Starlink formal announced that its service has been enabled in Iran

  • DanieduToit19 Entrepreneur (@DanieduToit19) reported

    @Tolketan @ramalokot @Starlink Agree, they should not accept it. Keep our children stupid

  • AndreasTweetHH Andreas Becker (@AndreasTweetHH) reported

    @Starlink When following your ads to the Star link web site, I get an offer for Starlink service at 29€ plus 0€. But then, it says 50€/0€. How do I get the advertised discount? Thanks!

  • pierrelarsen Pierre A. Larsen (@pierrelarsen) reported

    I don't think funding is an issue. Starlink and launches generate significant cash, and Starship is Elon Musk's top priority. He'll invest his fortune if needed. But there are so many other ways to raise capital. E.g. an IPO of a separate Starlink company would generate an insane amount of capital. Losing the test facility isn't a major setback—the cause might be, but I doubt it. A major setback, in my opinion, would be a delay of over a year before testing resumes. Nevertheless this is a setback.

  • VaishnavSharan7 Vaishnav Sharan Sharma (@VaishnavSharan7) reported

    Iran: “If Musk continues broadcasting internet, we’ll shoot down Starlink.” #IsraelIranConflict

  • CleoParadise88 CleoParadise (@CleoParadise88) reported

    @ziggyfro Wish I could help but all I can do is to subscribe to Starlink and cheer you on 👊

  • Immortal_Pasdar Immortal 🇮🇷 (@Immortal_Pasdar) reported

    @websterkaroon I have 80GB of GCCSAT data which is similar to starlink Since I do crypto trading and internet is not the best in Iran I went for GCCSAT for the days like this During zza protests I faced problems with the internet

  • TheBarrenNorth The Wolf ❌ (@TheBarrenNorth) reported

    @martyyyn_s @KobeissiLetter Starlink formally announced that its service has been enabled in Iran a few days ago, however, smuggled terminals have been in use there for some time. It's estimated there may be as many as 20,000 there, but it's a costly solution and also illegal for Irans to use.

  • Mateojones3409 Mateojones (@Mateojones3409) reported

    @philliplyle410 @MikeyB2329 @TMFAssociates You really claim to be unbiased but you never seem to call out Tim's bullshit, even though he did the same **** to starlink for years...why is that?

  • MitchC1952 Mitchell Colombo (@MitchC1952) reported

    @katiebugbaby1 Well you do know that Pammy Bondi won't do a damn thing. I have my suspicions because no way in hell does Donny win EVERY swing state. Also Elon/ StarLink??

  • AtanuSagar Atanu Das (@AtanuSagar) reported

    Just curious: Will elon come in with starlink to help Iran?

  • grok Grok (@grok) reported

    @DrEliDavid @grok Reports confirm a near-total internet shutdown in Iran since June 13, 2025, likely by the government amid conflict with Israel. This restricts communication, with a 97% traffic drop noted. Starlink has been activated to provide alternative internet, but its reach is unclear due to logistical and regulatory issues. The situation aligns with past shutdowns during crises.

  • grok Grok (@grok) reported

    Geostationary satellites, like the Chinese one at 36,000 km, have a latency of 600-700 ms due to the long signal travel distance. Starlink's low Earth orbit satellites, at about 550 km, achieve 20-40 ms latency, ideal for real-time applications like gaming or video calls. The Chinese satellite offers higher speeds (1 Gbps vs. Starlink’s 50-150 Mbps), suiting bulk data transfers. Choice depends on prioritizing speed or low latency.

  • talk_to_yinka {Olayinka 👩‍💻} 💎 (@talk_to_yinka) reported

    @maziechidiime Thought of this too Opay is known for almost zero transaction charges and Fast transaction processing Telecoms infrastructure is much more Expensive you can’t leverage customer devices like Opay does with Apps and phone numbers Reason why starlink is not available everywhere

  • gum_gashta گُم گشتہ (@gum_gashta) reported

    @BuzzardPk Starlink can still operate anywhere on the globe without the approval of the local authorities. You just need the antenna equipment and customer service will be overseas. That's it.