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.

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

Thousands of T-Mobile users reported issues with the phone service Tuesday afternoon, but according to the provider, the issues have been fixed. According to outage detector site Downdetector, the peak of outages hit around 2:30 p.m. ET, when more than 19,000 users reported problems. The majority of reports indicated users did not have signal.

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 19,000 reports. Initially, based on Down Detector ...

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,