Starlink

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

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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.

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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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Most Affected Locations

Outage reports and issues in the past 15 days originated from:

Location Reports
Paris, Île-de-France 13
Atlanta, GA 12
Seattle, WA 12
Dallas, TX 10
Chicago, IL 10
San Jose, CA 8
Fort Worth, TX 7
Phoenix, AZ 7
Los Angeles, CA 7
Indianapolis, IN 6
Lyon, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes 6
Houston, TX 5
Kansas City, MO 5
Orlando, FL 5
Denver, CO 5
Ashburn, VA 5
San Antonio, TX 4
Kansas City, KS 4
Brisbane, QLD 4
Berlin, Land Berlin 4
Toronto, ON 4
Saint Paul, MN 3
New York City, NY 3
Portland, OR 3
Charlotte, NC 3
Oklahoma City, OK 3
Memphis, TN 3
San Diego, CA 3
Grigny, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes 3
Tyler, TX 2

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Starlink Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • dim0kq Dimko Zhluktenko 🇺🇦 (@dim0kq) reported

    @nvr241809367 @Lowball42 @SpaceX I did this for each and every Starlink I had - and with some, SpaceX support was kind enough to give me 1-3 months free service. But that’s not the case anymore, they just don’t reply to my support inquiries re free service in Donbas fighting area.

  • blakealbers Blake 🅰️lbers 🇺🇸 (@blakealbers) reported

    @josephring4 It will be interesting to see what happens here when one behemoth (starlink) is basically offering bare bones direct to device service and @AST_SpaceMobile a 2b mkt cap company has the tech for full 5G broadband direct to device

  • iamratkiller Witness Stock II (@iamratkiller) reported

    @elonmusk You are so full of crap. You said starlink was meant to provide poor remote areas of the world internet. With what you charge not happening. Plus you market to the rich. There are already companies that provide sat internet. They do it with less satellite garbage.

  • martin53979376 martin (@martin53979376) reported

    @The_CreekWalker @nexta_tv To issue the order is easy. But to fulfill it is a completely different story. Do you remember his previous order to shoot down starlink satellites?

  • RossADixon Ross Dixon (@RossADixon) reported

    @TilmanWinkler @elonmusk I don't think that's an issue for musk. I mean yes if he spends all his time making kids but while he's making a good go at that, Tesla is clearly a huge focus. I'd also say starlink will also help improve lives in underdeveloped regions also helping civilization.

  • Stephworley420 Queen Đoge (@Stephworley420) reported

    So T-Mobile is part of Sprint and owns Boost....... Does this mean I get Starlink service too? @elonmusk

  • ShadowDAVE4 Shadow_DAVE (@ShadowDAVE4) reported

    @TopherBR @lorengrush The cell signal will come from a separate antenna specifically designed just for the cell signal. This will be added to Starlink satellite version 2.0's that will be launched next year if everything goes right.

  • EzerRatchaga Ezer (@EzerRatchaga) reported

    @tacuru007 @EmmetPeppers Ah, OK. Makes more sense now. So, theoretically, once the satellites become higher bandwidth and adding more, they can then totally cut out the middlemen. Anyone on earth can just subscribe to starlink directly as their cell provider.

  • alixpaul13 alix paul (@alixpaul13) reported

    I want in soon I say and how you need to market the Starlink better. you are too busy slow it down Elon. This is an order from Alix Paul. We need you alive.

  • realRichieSoans Richie Soans (@realRichieSoans) reported

    @verge The 5G service will be so slow, it wouldn't be worth the effort. If my provider went with starlink, since I'm opposed to having thousands upon thousands of satellites being in space, I would dump them

  • Point_of_Gold Jon (@Point_of_Gold) reported

    @CSI_Starbase It does not preclude V2 StarLink on SS test launches, all the more reason to demo the new service. Wouldn't you think?

  • joel_burgstaler Joel Burgstaler (@joel_burgstaler) reported

    @dim0kq @SpaceX No wonder my Starlink is so slow. You're hogging all the bandwidth over there. Lol. I'll deal with it happily knowing what you guys are up against. Keep up the good work.

  • emerson Emerson Segura (@emerson) reported

    The new satellites will have to be designed to provide a strong enough signal and amplify incoming signals, enough that an antenna inside a cellphone, that is now >500 times smaller in effective area, than the current Starlink ground terminals, could send and receive messages.

  • YaarCaan Yaro (@YaarCaan) reported

    @1higgs1 @HumveeKhan2 Starlink will limit the internet access to the poor. It is extremely expensive.

  • 13ericralph31 Eric Ralph (@13ericralph31) reported

    @Astro_Jonny It's poooossible that they're semi-transparent mesh. But pretty sure Musk implied they're phased arrays, so the prognosis is quite bad 😬 Also muchhh smaller than AST SpaceMobile's proposed satellites but Starlink Gen2 could have ~30k compared to ~170.

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