Starlink telematics module
OEM support requestCellular module for Starlink safety and security services.
If reduced or disabled, you may lose
- SOS emergency
- Stolen vehicle recovery
- Remote services
Vehicle privacy profile
Subaru Outback models with Starlink Safety Plus / Security Plus can share location and vehicle data. Starlink enrollment and Subaru privacy controls determine how much leaves the vehicle.
Onboard systems
Controllability describes the most realistic owner path—not a guarantee for every VIN or software version.
Cellular module for Starlink safety and security services.
If reduced or disabled, you may lose
Location for Starlink and navigation features.
If reduced or disabled, you may lose
Voice and emergency calling support.
If reduced or disabled, you may lose
Bluetooth and projection can sync personal data.
If reduced or disabled, you may lose
Local crash data recorder.
If reduced or disabled, you may lose
Stereo cameras for EyeSight driver assist; primarily local.
If reduced or disabled, you may lose
Account identity for remote Starlink features.
If reduced or disabled, you may lose
Data map
Categories below reflect typical connected-vehicle flows for this model family. Exact sharing depends on trim, software, subscriptions, and your consent settings.
GPS · Starlink locate
Trip and usage data for connected services
Diagnostic alerts · Maintenance info
Phone contacts
VIN · MySubaru account · Telematics IDs
Action playbook
Work top to bottom. Soft controls first, then OEM deactivation requests, then legal privacy requests.
Disable optional Starlink features and review Subaru privacy choices for sale/share opt-outs.
Subaru privacy →Contact Subaru Starlink support to deactivate connected services / data transmission if you want a stronger offline posture.
Avoid contact sync and factory-reset the head unit before transfer.
Generate Subaru opt-out and deletion language.
Generate privacy request →Stay one step ahead
A tight checklist for cutting connected-vehicle tracking on your 2024 Subaru Outback. No spam—just sharper moves as coverage expands.