On Monday afternoon, thousands reported an AT&T service outage according to DownDetector.
By 4:02 p.m. ET, DownDetector registered 2,383 problem reports. At its peak around 3:32 p.m. ET, the outage affected 5,900 users.
AT&T’s support team, via their X account @ATTHelp, has been addressing customers’ concerns. They have offered to check coverage and explore options to resolve the issues.
The specific impact on phone service or internet Wi-Fi remains unclear. Newsweek attempted to contact AT&T for clarification.
Key Information
AT&T announced on X that their specialized tech team is diligently working to restore service. Resolution times may vary based on the issue’s severity.
Numerous users in Texas have been affected, as noted in AT&T’s help responses on X.
Customers can check AT&T’s online outage map for localized service disruption details.
This situation is ongoing and will be updated with new information.
For further details, contact Newsweek editor Anthony Murray.