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,

When your phone goes into SOS mode, it can still make emergency calls. When you make an emergency call with your iPhone, it automatically calls the local emergency number and shares your location information with emergency services.

T-Mobile customers are reporting signal problems Tuesday afternoon. Users say instead of seeing the 5G indicator, they’re seeing SOS — an indicator that they’re out of range — even if they’re not. So far,

T-Mobile appeared to be affected by a network outage on Tuesday. The outage appeared to be centered in Utah and affecting T-Mobile-based MVNOs such as Google Fi Wireless and Mint Mobile. T-Mobile states the outage was the result of a "brief mechanical issue.

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.

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

The incident was a result of a facility in the Salt Lake area facing a brief mechanical issue that impacted connectivity for some customers in that market