Just a few weeks after a major Verizon outage, T-Mobile experienced a smaller outage in the Salt Lake City region of Utah. At the peak, reported outages for T-Mobile shot up to over 19,500 on Down Detector—an online tool used to track service outages from user reports—with many frustrated customers leaving comments on the site.

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,

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

Users of the self-proclaimed "un-carrier" reported widespread outages for both the main T-Mobile network and Mint Mobile, its subsidiary that focuses primarily on prepaid phones. According to DownDetector (a sister site of Mashable), both T-Mobile and Mint started malfunctioning for customers at around 2 p.m. ET on Tuesday.

At 11:15 a.m. Pacific, the network carrier T-Mobile suddenly experienced a massive outage with reports spiking over 13,000 in the first fifteen minutes on Down Detector. At it's peak the outage saw over 19,