At 11:15 a.m. Pacific, the network carrier T-Mobile suddnely experienced a massive outage with reports spiking over 13,000 in the first fifteen minutes on Down Detector. The outage appears widespread with major reports in Chicago, Kansas, and Atlanta.

This morning, many T-Mobile customers found that they couldn't connect to the network. The carrier appeared to have dealt with a network outage in certain parts of the U.S., with Downdetector seeing a spike in outage reports on Tuesday, Nov. 12. However, reports seem to be easing as service returns for affected users.

A widespread service outage appeared to impact T-Mobile customers throughout the state of Utah, leaving many without a connection to the network Tuesday. Users began reporting issues around noon on Tuesday afternoon,

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An apparent service outage has affected T-Mobile customers in Utah. Customers went on social media Tuesday to note that their service has been disrupted. People posting on X reported outages stretching from St.

T-Mobile isn’t the first mobile provider to face issues on Tuesday, as Verizon users also experienced outages in the Northeast earlier in the day. “A network issue early this

That said, at the time of writing, the number of reports had decreased dramatically on the T-Mobile side of things, roughly 90 minutes after users started reporting the outage. Ac

At a T-Mobile store in Layton, a Salt Lake Tribune photographer encountered a full parking lot during the noon hour. Many customers were being told that the network was down, affe

On Tuesday afternoon, thousands of T-Mobile users suddenly began to report outages with the phone service. According to outage detector site Downdetector, the peak of outages hit around 2:30 p.m. ET,

Outages have been reported by T-Mobile customers across the state Tuesday. No official statement has been made by the company.