For the past hour, Starlink customers around the globe have had trouble using the service. Although unrelated, the outage comes just one day after T-Mobile launched its integration with the satellite network.
On X, Starlink acknowledged that it is working through the solution of a global outage, which began a little more than an hour ago:
Starlink is currently in a network outage and we are actively implementing a solution. We appreciate your patience, we'll share an update once this issue is resolved. — Starlink (@Starlink) July 24, 2025
The company’s Status page also confirms the problem, and saying that their team is investigating. DownDetector also shows a spike in outage reports, although it appears the service has already started to recover.
T-Mobile and Starlink integration out of beta
Today’s outage comes one day after T-Mobile officially launched its T-Satellite service, which uses Starlink satellites to provide basic connectivity in areas without cellular coverage.
Today marks a huge step in @TMobile’s mission to end dead zones. T-Satellite is officially out of beta and available to anyone who wants it — including Verizon and AT&T customers!
With 650+ satellites in orbit, the largest satellite-to-mobile constellation on the planet aims to… pic.twitter.com/yGwe7o0vgZ — Mike Sievert (@MikeSievert) July 23, 2025
The service, now available across the U.S., is rolling out with limited texting and location features. It supports text messaging and location sharing (including with Apple’s Emergency SOS feature), and works on over 60 devices, including iPhone 13 and newer, Pixel 9, and recent Galaxy models.
It is available as a $10/month standalone subscription for a limited time, or included in T-Mobile’s premium plans.
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