While Downdetector did receive a spike in user error reports for T-Mobile and AT&T, at this time, Verizon seems to be the only major mobile carrier suffering an outage. In a statement on X, T-Mobile said that its network was functioning normally at this time.

T-Mobile’s response to the recent Verizon outage is a good example to follow. The main lesson to learn? Stay calm and state the facts.

Mobile and AT&T, with a spike reported around 10 a.m. on Wednesday in Florida, North Carolina, and Nevada. Many asked 'Why is my phone in SOS mode?'

You can also go to the Verizon website to check the company's network status; however, this page appears to be experiencing intermittent problems. Mashable reporters were unable to access an updated map at Verizon's website, and instead received the same statement Verizon posted on X previously.

Verizon was ordered to pay millions to Southern California counties and five Thousand Oaks teens were arrested in connection to a Dec. 31 shooting.

Verizon Wireless will pay $7.7 million after a settlement was reached involving “environmental violations at hundreds of the company’s wireless telecommunication cell towers across Southern California,

Verizon Wireless will pay $7.7 million to settle a civil enforcement action alleging widespread violations of California environmental laws governing hazardous materials storage, reporting and permitt