T-Mobile and Metro subscribers experiencing major outage in the US

Update 2: T-Mobile's official customer service account on Twitter has also confirmed the issues, and suggests using third-party calling apps as a temporary solution.

Our engineers are working to resolve a widespread routing issue affecting voice & text. Customers may experience longer care wait times. Please try third-party calling apps (FaceTime, WhatsApp, Signal) as a temp solution.

— T-Mobile Help (@TMobileHelp) June 15, 2020

Update: T-Mobile's Neville Ray acknowledged the issue and confirms T-Mobile is working to resolve it.

Our engineers are working to resolve a voice and data issue that has been affecting customers around the country. We’re sorry for the inconvenience and hope to have this fixed shortly.

— Neville (@NevilleRay) June 15, 2020

Original story follows below:

As of around 1 PM Eastern time, T-Mobile customers have been experiencing outages in many parts of the US, more prominently in Southeast United States. According to Down Detector, the most reported outages were coming from Miami, Orlando, Atlanta, Tampa, Charlotte, Houston, Jacksonville, and Brooklyn.

As of 3:45PM EST, 58% of reports are "No Signal, 24% report "Phone" problems, and 17% report issues with "Mobile internet". Outage reports peaked at 3 PM EST with almost 114,000 outage reports collected.

As of 3:32 PM, comments are still trickling in, most reporting no signal on T-Mobile. Some users are reporting they are still able to make calls over Wi-Fi.

This is a developing story and we’ll provide an update once T-Mobile announces a cause of the outage.

Verizon, Sprint, and AT&T users all seem to be experiencing outages at the same time that T-Mobile began, but T-Mobile sees a drastically higher number of reports.

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