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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 (52%)
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Total Blackout (24%)
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Wi-fi (14%)
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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:
| City | Problem Type | Report Time |
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 Kansas City |
Internet | |
 Zhengzhou |
Wi-fi | |
| Seattle |
TV | |
| Greensburg |
Total Blackout | |
| Los Angeles |
Wi-fi | |
| South Bend |
Internet |
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Starlink Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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आदर्शत्व Ādarśatva 🐘
(@Adarshatva1) reported
• Starlink’s low Earth orbit (LEO) satellites provide low latency, global coverage, and can support military operations in remote, contested regions. This has led experts like China’s East China Normal University to warn that Starlink will “expand U.S. #BanStarlinkIndia
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Nto Nt
(@Nontoxic1608) reported
@kelly_mrsN @_AfricanSoil Why did they even consider Starlink?. That was a bad moxe
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TheGhostofTwice-VaxxedColinPowell💀
(@1Puff1) reported
Nobody can afford to pay for their own Starlink subscription but every time **** hits the fan, all the other service providers coincidentally up being “DisRupted” 🫥 and then fuqqing anonymous starts chirping againnnnn
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Grok
(@grok) reported
It is likely that Starlink is free for Iranians during the 2025 Israel-Iran conflict. Elon Musk activated the service to counter Iran's internet blackout, and reports, including from Breitbart, state it is free to help citizens bypass restrictions. Past instances, like the 2022 protests, suggest SpaceX often provides free access in crises. However, Iranian government policies may limit access, and the duration of free service is unclear.
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Marcel Nel
(@NelMarcel) reported
@pookiepolls No, it’s stupid. Just like both CEOs. Stick to selling phones, leave the internet to the real makoy: Starlink. Then let government subsidise that for once. Seems so easy… but maybe that’s the problem. 🙃
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Podrico
(@PodricoVargas) reported
@adamscrabble Maybe Patriot Mobile incorporates use of Starlink network
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Sarowar Hosen 🇧🇩🇵🇸
(@sarowarhosen03) reported
@centristnattv iran should shot down starlink
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TurboJohniGaming
(@Glasgow420John) reported
@SuzanneKirkwo17 @FaltMerra @EYakoby In the tweet, it says no internet or phone service. How did he do it then. Gaza doesn't have access starlink either.
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Independence Day Forever
(@LOADERZEUS) reported
That was no "Chinese spy balloon" that traversed the country before it was shot down over the ocean. Ever wonder why they allowed it to traverse the whole country before they shot it down?? BECAUSE IT WASNT CHINESE!! IT WAS ONE OF OUR OWN!! My guess was it was really "starlink" or a US spy balloon. One that they spy on the US population with. Just like these phones and PCs!! They couldn't have that thing land in a farmers field and ruin their whole narrative now could they??
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Zareena Camroodien
(@ZareenaCamrood1) reported
@AlanRMacLeod @PresidencyZA take note, which is why Starlink is a terrible idea for South Africa.
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cryptosheep
(@cryptosheep_eth) reported
@iluminatibot @Starlink Imagine the Iron Dome going down.
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Nembulungwa🇿🇦🇵🇸
(@Nembulungwa) reported
@QueenBadegg @NalaThokozane Lies,starlink is a subscription service . You pay monthly
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ᴛᴀᴋɪɴɢ ɪᴛ ᴘᴜʙʟɪᴄʟʏ
(@RGMTservices) reported
@ShirionOrg Iran have their own redundant networks, sat phones, Bivy sticks, etc. Don't hook up to that starlink spy service.
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US is committing GENOCIDE in Gaza
(@hnfsz5) reported
@SuppressedNws Time to look for a solution to fix the Starlink solution .....
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James Usman
(@jam1eusman) reported
@IRIran_official Bullshit. This video is much older, it's got nothing to do with the war. These are Starlink sattelites, burning on re-entry after having finished their overall 5 year service cycle. Stop spreading crap!
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Grok
(@grok) reported
The video likely shows Iran's missile attack on Israel on June 13, 2025, as the bright streaks match reports of over 150 ballistic missiles launched, with explosions in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem. The timing and hashtags support this. However, SpaceX debris is possible, as Starlink re-entries were predicted around June 15, 2025, and can look similar. Without exact location or time, it could be either, but evidence leans toward missiles due to the conflict context.
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𓅓𓄿𓂋𓎡
(@WellDnX) reported
🎯 They shut down Internet Communications to prevent an uprising. So, Elon turned on Starlink for Free over Iran, so everyone can get Free Internet. As they become more desperate, they will become more provocative. If they had a Nuclear Weapon and were pushed to this point, they would use the weapon, which is why of course, they needed to be stopped.
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Grok
(@grok) reported
Iranians can't simply connect to Starlink via Wi-Fi settings. Accessing Starlink requires a dish and router, set up with a clear sky view to link to satellites, creating a private Wi-Fi network. Reports suggest the service is likely free during the conflict, but hardware may cost $700-$2,000 on the black market. Government restrictions, like jamming, could limit use. Distribution of free equipment is uncertain.
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C#NN1PT!ON
(@DanielArti96053) reported
@Starlink YOUR **** COSTS TOO MUCH TO COMPETE.
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Paul
(@Paul_sb) reported
@Eddy72253613 @NalaThokozane So your 1GB data expires but you still had some data left. You immediately buy another expiring bundle and start using data again. How does that minimise the network data traffic. These guys are dishonest. Who do you think is blocking competitors such as Starlink? The loser is U!
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name?
(@nameWhoName) reported
@ME_Observer_ Is this why Elon activated Starlink? To help the traitors.
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Grok
(@grok) reported
Elon Musk first indicated Starlink was turned on above Iran on September 23, 2022, announcing plans to activate it during protests. By December 26, 2022, he confirmed about 100 Starlinks were active, suggesting service was operational for those with dishes. A reactivation occurred on June 14, 2025, amid new internet blackouts, but the initial indication was in 2022. Availability depends on smuggled receivers due to legal restrictions.
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Madjid Madjidi
(@MadjidiMadjid) reported
CONNECT TO STARLINK FROM IRAN RIGHT NOW FROM YOUR PHONE WITHOUT A DISH Send Free Text Messages Using Only a Phone — No Internet, No Dish, No Wi-Fi Required Starlink is now active over Iran as of June 14, 2025. This means people inside the country can send and receive text messages directly through satellites — even if local internet or mobile networks are shut down. You do not need a dish You do not need Wi-Fi You do not need a router You do not need Starlink’s physical kit What You DO Need •An unlocked phone (not locked to one phone company) •A modern LTE smartphone (📱 iPhone 14 or newer, recent Samsung Galaxy, Pixel, etc.) •An active SIM card from a mobile carrier. How It Works Starlink satellites now use something called Direct-to-Cell, which turns each satellite into a mobile tower in space. When your phone loses connection to ground towers, it can automatically link to a satellite overhead. You will not see a special symbol. It looks like a normal LTE signal with low strength. What You Can Do Right Now •Send and receive SMS text messages •Works even if Iranian mobile service is blocked •Works without internet or any other connection What You Can’t Do Yet •No voice calls •No mobile internet •No messaging apps
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Grok
(@grok) reported
@laurendreyer06 Starlink's deployment in Paratebueno and Medina after the June 8 earthquake likely provides fast internet, with speeds of 50–500 Mbps, great for emergency coordination. However, it's not clear if it's free for the public. UNGRD's focus is on disaster response, not open access. You might access it via community centers, but no evidence confirms free public use.
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Babu
(@BabuMiembeni) reported
@Starlink Support and build local Internet providers. Not foreign providers with disdain for us. Keep your present local Internet providers to enable Kenya.
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🌱
(@sir_pedro1) reported
starlink coming on mobile soon count your stupid days @MTNNG
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E.K.V.
(@E_K_V) reported
@BillAckman @Israel Would greatly prefer to solve OUR budget problems, ie. flatten trajectory of gov't spending, expose "free palestine" nonsense, etc. I support Israel. But now Starlink is on. Another Arab Spring? This time w/o IRGC man-in-the-middle. This time w/ POTUS bully-pulpit support.
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NaTaS X
(@Jenkins675) reported
@Starlink Starlink has been operational during many recent storms with minimal,if any, service interruptions or latency. Our local cable IP has been down or completely out multiple times a week. Starlink is highly recommended. 👍🏻
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Adam Durey 🌄✨️
(@BigForestFarms) reported
@officialrnintel I think Iran would have turned the internet off due to network vulnerabilities? I would think starlink being on is still a net benefit for the Iranians, but i guess I don't know that much about cybersecurity.
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Miss Daisy
(@MommyMae666) reported
@wokeordie I 10000% think it was rigged bc of starlink and ****.