Users of SpaceX's satellite internet service Starlink have been left offline after a global outage.
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According to users the service dropped out about 9.40am AEST on September 13, leaving them without internet access.
More than 3,300 people reported the issue to outage website Downdetector.
Some customers in the Starlink Users Australia Facebook group reported they were back online just before 10.30am.
Starlink provided an update on X, formerly Twitter, a short time later.
"Starlink is currently in a network outage and we are actively implementing a solution," it said.
"We appreciate your patience, we'll share an update once this issue is resolved."
At 11.40am AEST the Starlink confirmed the network issue was "fully resolved".
The service is touted as "high-speed, low-latency" and costs $140 a month after an upfront hardware fee.
Starlink has signed deals this year with Telstra and Optus to help connect people in regional and remote areas without coverage.
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