Starlink problems in June 2023
10 Starlink problems were reported in June 2023 across 10 countries. Most reports came from Türkiye, Australia, Canada. The most common type was regulatory & licensing.
By country
Türkiye
Australia
Canada
Trinidad and Tobago
EgyptCourts and regulators this month
| Date | Country | Matter | Type | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 7 Jun 2023 |  Austria | Starlink-Nutzer klagen über Drosselung | Court | Reported |
| 12 Jun 2023 |  Zambia | Elon Musk's Starlink gets license in Zambia | Regulator | Reported |
| 16 Jun 2023 |  Ukraine | Ukrainian company named Starlink wins brand case costs against SpaceX Kyiv Commercial Court | Court | Decided |
| 17 Jun 2023 |  Vanuatu | Vanuatu restricts Starlink to emergency government use pending licence Telecommunications, Radiocommunications and Broadcasting Regulator (TRBR) | Regulator | Resolved |
| 19 Jun 2023 |  Brazil | Garimpeiros ilegais na Amazônia usam kits de internet da Starlink | Regulator | Reported |
Regulatory & licensing
Elon Musk's Starlink gets license in Zambia
1 source
- Connecting Africa12 Jun 2023
Vanuatu restricts Starlink to emergency government use pending licence
Vanuatu's regulator TRBR allowed Starlink only for government emergency response after the 2023 cyclones and said units must be returned when the state of emergency lapsed if no licence was issued. It warned against public use.
1 source
- Vanuatu Business Review17 Jun 2023
Garimpeiros ilegais na Amazônia usam kits de internet da Starlink
1 source
- SBT19 Jun 2023
Orders & availability
Lawsuits & court cases
Starlink-Nutzer klagen über Drosselung
1 source
- Futurezone7 Jun 2023
Ukrainian company named Starlink wins brand case costs against SpaceX
In a trademark dispute over the Starlink name in Ukraine, the Kyiv Commercial Court ordered SpaceX to pay the local Starlink LLC UAH 480,000 in legal fees and UAH 60,000 for expert examination; SpaceX said it would appeal the main ruling.
1 source
- Mind.ua16 Jun 2023
Speed & performance
Customer support
Starlink launches in Trinidad and Tobago as priciest ISP with no local office or phone line
The Trinidad Guardian reported Starlink launched at TT$365 a month plus a TT$3,900 equipment fee, the most expensive national ISP, and found no physical office at its registered address and no public phone line.
1 source
- Trinidad and Tobago Guardian17 Jun 2023