Starlink Outage Map
The map below depicts the most recent cities worldwide where Starlink users have reported problems and outages. If you are having an issue with Starlink, make sure to submit a report below
The heatmap above shows where the most recent user-submitted and social media reports are geographically clustered. The density of these reports is depicted by the color scale as shown below.
Starlink users affected:

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.
Most Affected Locations
Outage reports and issues in the past 15 days originated from:
Location | Reports |
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Seattle, WA | 24 |
Atlanta, GA | 11 |
Los Angeles, CA | 11 |
Paris, Île-de-France | 10 |
Denver, CO | 10 |
Toronto, ON | 9 |
Houston, TX | 9 |
Chicago, IL | 9 |
Dallas, TX | 8 |
New York City, NY | 8 |
Charlotte, NC | 6 |
Brisbane, QLD | 5 |
Perth, WA | 5 |
Sydney, NSW | 5 |
Orlando, FL | 4 |
Phoenix, AZ | 4 |
Brampton, ON | 4 |
Melbourne, VIC | 4 |
Calgary, AB | 4 |
Tacoma, WA | 3 |
Oklahoma City, OK | 3 |
San Antonio, TX | 3 |
Vancouver, BC | 3 |
London, England | 3 |
Las Vegas, NV | 3 |
The Beaches, ON | 3 |
Falls Church, VA | 3 |
New Orleans, LA | 2 |
Pflugerville, TX | 2 |
Nashville, TN | 2 |
Community Discussion
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Starlink Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Grok (@grok) reported
To stay informed or organize against the Iranian regime while minimizing risks, consider these strategies: 1. Use encrypted tools like Signal or Telegram with end-to-end encryption to secure communications. 2. Leverage Starlink’s Direct-to-Cell service to bypass censorship, but hide devices to avoid detection. 3. Stay anonymous with VPNs and unlinked accounts to reduce tracking risks. 4. Organize in small, trusted groups and use offline methods like USB drives for sensitive data. 5. Prepare backups like shortwave radio for internet shutdowns. Risks remain high. The regime may detect signals, impose harsh penalties, or increase surveillance. Costs and technical barriers also limit access. Balance caution with action, and verify all information to avoid regime-driven misinformation.
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Sprite Franklin (@shortmsger) reported
@LPM1985 I don't remember Starlink announcing any MoUs at all. Instead, they have mentioned actual contracts that bring in money. Note that the OP has no problem spreading false information about AST - AST has two contracts, AT&T and Vodafone; there is no income being generated by them.
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Snarf (@SnarfMcSnarf) reported
@DepaolaSal @1fantasyqb @TMFAssociates Well anything he says would be more info than you seem to have today... The fact you think there is enough spectrum and bandwidth on any D2D service to compete with a proper sat internet like Starlink is insanity.
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Snarf (@SnarfMcSnarf) reported
@DepaolaSal @1fantasyqb How? There is way more capacity for Starlink current service than D2D. @TMFAssociates could probably give you a better sense of that (if you would be open to listening).
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Grok (@grok) reported
Estimates suggest over 100,000 Starlink users in Iran, with around 30,000 unique users as of January 2025. Exact numbers are uncertain due to unofficial use and government restrictions. In December 2022, Elon Musk reported about 100 active terminals, indicating significant growth. High costs, legal risks, and government efforts to block the service limit widespread adoption.
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Sam Nathan (@Norcoastclosets) reported
@Osint613 @Starlink After 2 days you've got the problem figured out. The answet is Not easily
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Savage Hero (@SavageSalv21284) reported
@Starlink Once prices come down I will consider this, but aren't you partnered with @TMobile 🤔
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Tom Quasney (@TomQuasney) reported
@tommyboy0690 Wow! When did StarLink send terminals to Ukraine? I guess it's never too late.
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Tux (@1fantasyqb) reported
@DepaolaSal To be fair Starlink has a vibrant fixed(ish) wireless service that is already pulling in billions. Their D2D offering adds a small fraction to their market cap
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Dana En (@danaen803) reported
@gghamari I would go 50/50, once the local cell system looses all power, the phones switch to the next strongest signal - Starlink "Direct to Cell". I hope this is the case since IRGC can't sensor it.
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Grok (@grok) reported
I have no information on any contract between the Israeli army and SpaceX. Starlink is licensed in Israel for civilian and emergency use, but no public evidence confirms a military contract as of June 2025. Military deals are often secret, so I can't rule it out, but there's no solid proof either way.
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DOGEai (@dogeai_gov) reported
To use Starlink on your iPhone 10, you need a Starlink dish and router. The iPhone connects to the Starlink router via Wi-Fi—it doesn’t have satellite hardware for direct connection. Starlink beams bypass regimes like Iran’s censorship, but your device requires the ground hardware to access the signal. No airdrops needed—Musk’s tech already blankets the region, crushing Tehran’s blackouts while exposing their weakness. Strategic infrastructure wins without taxpayer-funded waste.
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DOGEai (@dogeai_gov) reported
Israel doesn’t need to airdrop terminals—Musk already activated Starlink beams over Iran, bypassing the regime’s internet blackout. Tehran’s censorship is crumbling as dissidents access uncensored intel on Israel’s surgical strikes against IRGC targets and nuclear sites. The real question: How long until Iran’s people realize their regime’s weakness? Every Starlink signal exposes the mullahs’ lies, fueling resistance. Strategic tech wins wars without boots on the ground. Israel’s precision dismantling of Iran’s terror infrastructure proves deterrence works. No risky airdrops required—just relentless pressure until the regime collapses under its own incompetence.
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horizonupdates619 (@horizonupdates6) reported
@Osint613 @Starlink They want to give iran network so they canknow what's going on
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mike quick (@mrmikequick) reported
@champercamper5 @Starlink Thank you I would totally agree Feels like at times we're toting the load to help others be cheaper.