On Monday afternoon, many users reported an AT&T service outage, highlighting significant disruptions. According to DownDetector, by 4:02 p.m. ET, there were 2,383 reports of issues. At its peak, around 3:32 p.m. ET, 5,900 outages were reported.
The company’s support team on X, @ATTHelp, responded to customers. They assured users that they would check local coverage and explore ways to fix the reported problems.
Currently, it is unknown if the outage affects phone services, internet connectivity, or both. Newsweek has reached out to AT&T for a statement.
Key Information
AT&T posted on X, stating their specialized tech team is diligently working to restore services. The resolution time may vary based on the issue’s complexity.
Numerous users, particularly in Texas, reported issues as noted in AT&T’s responses on X. Customers can use AT&T’s online outage map to see if their area is impacted. This tool provides up-to-date details on localized service disruptions.
Details in this developing story will be updated as more information becomes available.
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