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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 02/16/2026 09:05

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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.

  1. Internet (54%)

    Internet (54%)

  2. Total Blackout (24%)

    Total Blackout (24%)

  3. Wi-fi (13%)

    Wi-fi (13%)

  4. E-mail (4%)

    E-mail (4%)

  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 StatesGainesville Internet
United StatesDe Pere Internet
United StatesDallas Total Blackout
CanadaSurrey Internet
United StatesTrenton Internet
United KingdomCroydon Internet
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Starlink Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • alexeome alex ahrens marshall (@alexeome) reported

    @BBCScienceNews putin would shoot down starlink if it gets too involved so I completely understand not a wanting to take that risk

  • the_very_noob VeryNoob (@the_very_noob) reported

    Not that Starlink is such a critical and potent weaponisable service though, but if we can avoid a massive fleet of satellites who have access to the kind of data you find on the internet (**aka everything**) to be used for warfare, yeah I think that's better

  • Speed_Peete VeryBadGerman 🇺🇦🍺 Stable since genius is gone (@Speed_Peete) reported

    @NOELreports What about the rumors that Musk thinks about shutting down starlink to prevent it from ‘being weaponized’ with drones ( his words! Not mine!)?

  • brianweeden brianweeden (@brianweeden) reported

    @Marco_Langbroek but surely Starshield is going to use the same Starlink constellation? or do you think they'll do an entirely separate constellation/ground network for Starshield vs Starlink???

  • NitnelavGS Valentin for Ukraine #NAFO (Bravo)🇪🇺🇺🇦NoScholz (@NitnelavGS) reported

    @laplacian28 Or maybe it's about regulation. A network operator could not act like this in Europe bc there is regulation that would cut him out of the market. For Starlink there is no regulation, he can limit the service as he pleases.

  • blkfeddy BLKFDY 🇫🇷 🇬🇷 🇺🇦 (@blkfeddy) reported

    @KremlinTrolls This is already the case, Starlink is above all a redundancy communications system for the US Army under cover of a civilian network.

  • veribrains brains (@veribrains) reported

    I don't understand the rationale from Starlink to limit Ukraine the on the use of drones on their Starlink network for offensice purposes. So when Intel and all the western chipmakers allow their chips in Iranian drones that kills 100's of Ukrainians and infrasructure then its ok

  • Tolulade_ato Tolulade Ademisoye (@Tolulade_ato) reported

    @saltypip @MTN180 This is becoming too rampant from MTN though -based on my tweet feeds. Lots of people complaining about this same thing, @MTNNG please fix this. Starlink is in town sha.

  • bigrussianshop bigrussianshop🇷🇺 (@bigrussianshop) reported

    🐷🔥. Zrada Yoda: SpaceX has restricted Ukraine's use of Starlink to control UAVs because such use of the service "is not stipulated by the current agreement.

  • ckielwein ckielwein (@ckielwein) reported

    @shashj Hm ok seems like common DJI drones do in fact have satellite control options. If Starlink really blocks those, that could be an issue.

  • fatorbinario Fator Binario (@fatorbinario) reported

    @Speed_Peete @NOELreports In my opinion, he will shoot on his own foot as Switzerland did, and now have to back down "Not using drones linked to Starlink in wars" is difficult to control. One could just use it at home and at a certain point use it for spying or correct artillery

  • BroderickOyame1 Broderick Oyamenda (@BroderickOyame1) reported

    @Rebel44CZ Ukraine is using the services it has a contract & pays for. It is as simple as that. Elon Musk & its Starlink are acting in bad fate.

  • Christi60211477 Christiane Schotsch (@Christi60211477) reported

    @BBCWorld This is the wrong decision. Starlink Tech is a great help.

  • RPeacockCJ Robert Peacock (@RPeacockCJ) reported

    @spotservice @yarotrof I would define all gas or battery generators as heavy. The lightest commercially available is more than 35 pounds. Even the new, smaller Starlink receiver not yet in Ukraine is only down to 9 pounds and, again, needs AC current generator to operate.

  • AlazarinMobius Alazarin Mobius (@AlazarinMobius) reported

    @broe_jake Is Starlink the only show in town for satellite internet connectivity? If not, then ditch Starlink and go with another service provider. If they are, then it's time for the EU to launch its own satellite internet service.

  • ckielwein ckielwein (@ckielwein) reported

    @shashj This is something that Starlink might be able to both detect and restrict fairly easily. Its also not a big Problem for Ukraine.

  • Easternbunny11 Easternbunny (@Easternbunny11) reported

    @Dub_Wizzer @ChrisO_wiki @JimmySecUK Sounds like an antitrust issue at this point. US might legally break off Starlink from SpaceX.

  • akihheikkinen Aki Heikkinen (@akihheikkinen) reported

    @MaMLSod @Baronj87 Considering the immense value to Ukrainian war effort the US gov might put a big hammer on Starlink if they proceed with that. When something goes against core US interests it's an instant national security problem.

  • tacticalapology Use/mention distinction (@tacticalapology) reported

    @emse1975 @ChristopherJM @ChrisO_wiki Shooting down Starlink sats, attacking Starlink ground stations (probably easier), assassination of Starlink personnel

  • tom_pot Marcus Aurelius 🇵🇱🇪🇺🇺🇦 (@tom_pot) reported

    @NikolasMoar @DavidHbrg @NOELreports I hope you're right and other types of drones can operate without interruption. It'd be hard to replace Starlink with different solution at this stage.

  • Pufferfish420 🇪🇺 Nexy 🇺🇦 (@Pufferfish420) reported

    @ChrisO_wiki @JimmySecUK Is the DoD paying Starlink for the service or another department?

  • KarlisZauers Kārlis Zauers (@KarlisZauers) reported

    @peterrhague Direct military usage can heavily impact Starlink approval in non US aligned countries which probably is the major issue here

  • mochichuk Andrii Mochychuk 🌰🐍🍇🍉… (@mochichuk) reported

    @Rebel44CZ Probably regarding marine drones with installed Starlink. Sucks.

  • KremlinTrolls KT "Special CIA Operation" (@KremlinTrolls) reported

    So, Ukraine need to find a way to make Starlink think that a cell-phone or router is connecting to the service, and not a drone.

  • WynDavies_ TraderDW (@WynDavies_) reported

    @AlpacaAurelius i'm down! Can i just bring starlink though to make fake internet money on those rainy days

  • undead_1993 Undead 1993 (@undead_1993) reported

    @berlin_bridge Being aware that this is an awful action after Ukrainians and the whole world spent a lot of donated money/taxes on the Starlink satelites, I would still like to know how big the impact for the armed forces of Ukraine is. Maybe someone can explain.

  • Astartiel ї🍷🍫🌿Yеннефер Астартиел Veryfrїed🇺🇲🇺🇦🌻 (@Astartiel) reported

    @EuromaidanPress Sounds like the Elongated Muskovite is proving that he is Putin-compromised by living up to the nickname I use for him, and is not really trying to help Ukraine. Remember, the US government made StarLink in Ukraine happen, not him.

  • FezzF Fezz falco (@FezzF) reported

    @Rebel44CZ Im not so sure that the restriction are only about long range drones. And the problem IMHO is how much can you trust starlink for everything else, if he can decide at any moment to limit its use

  • SpaceTales Space Tales (@SpaceTales) reported

    Starlink is a weapon. Has the internet ever been used as a weapon? YES! To say that it isn't is being terribly naive, or willfully stupid.

  • taika_i_titi дика тварюка з дикого мєда 🇺🇦 (@taika_i_titi) reported

    in that case it's quite logical that Starlink doesn't want someone to use SpaceX in military way 'cause it will reduce the demand for the new product. well, you know, genocidal war in some European country it's really bad, but business is business, right, Elon?