An outage on Thursday disrupted AT&Tservicesfor customers across the United States, affecting their ability to make calls, send texts, or use their phones. The issue began around 4:30 am ET and impacted major cities such as Indianapolis, Louisville, Chicago, Houston, Dallas, Los Angeles, and ...
AT&T outage map Downdetector had about 40,000 reports of service issues from AT&T customers at around noon Eastern Time, down from a peak of more than 70,000 reports. Most of the complaints were focused on problems with mobile phones or wireless service. Outages were highest in Houston, San...
Here’s what to know if you are having problems with your phone service. When did the outage start? AT&T had more than 58,000 outages around noon ET, in locations including Houston, Atlanta and Chicago. The outages, which began at approximately 3:30 a.m. ET, peaked at around 73,000 ...
The outage affected tens of thousands of customers in cities across the country whose phones lost signal overnight. Houston, Dallas, San Antonio, Chicago, Indianapolis, New York, Miami and Charlotte reported the greatest outages.(Eric Thayer/Getty Images / Getty Images) The FBI and Federal Comm...
AT&T confirmed the outage in astatement to Fox Businesssaying "some of our customers are experiencing wireless service interruptions this morning. We are working urgently to restore service to them." The company suggested using WI-Fi calling while the issue was being addressed. ...
they were unable to make calls or use their data. Outage tracker Downdetector noted that outages, which began at about 3:30 a.m. ET, peaked at around 73,000 reported incidents. AT&T had more than 58,000 outages around noon ET on Thursday, in locations including Houston, Atlanta and ...
While the reason for the downtime is unclear as of publication, it's safe to say that there are currently major cell service outages nationwide. And we do mean nationwide. Outage reports have come in from cities like Los Angeles, New York, Chicago, Houston, and Atlanta. What cellular ...
Outages were highest in Houston, San Antonio, Austin, Chicago, New York, Miami, Dallas, Atlanta and Indianapolis, according to Downdetector. What caused the AT&T outage? The company attributed the outage toa software bug. The outage snarled 911 centers, with some law enforcement officials noting...