Services have been restored by T-Mobile following a major outage in their network that caused a breakdown of their network connections for many customers in the United States yesterday. The outage was experienced on the company’s mobile network that includes phone calls, messages, internet browsing and streaming.According to the outage reporting site called Downdetector, there were reports of service outages that started to increase from around 4:30 p.m. ET, hitting a high of over 62,000 complaints at about 5 p.m. ET.About The AuthorJournalist and a writer with a strong interest in news, culture, technology, and human-interest stories. Passionate about making complex topics accessible and engaging.Outage affected multiple mobile servicesUsers stated that they could not place any calls, send texts, and access mobile internet services. There were also some cases where customers faced problems while using the T-Mobile app, emails, and TV streaming service.Some people took to social media to complain that their cell phones were working in the “SOS” or “SOS Only” mode, implying that they could not connect to T-Mobile's network.The number of outage complaints filed on Downdetector had dropped to below 22,000 by 6 p.m. ET. By 11 p.m. ET, there were less than 1,000 complaints posted on the website.T-Mobile says services have been restoredAs news broke regarding the outage, T-Mobile addressed the problem on X, saying that its technical teams were working to investigate the outage."Teams are currently addressing the reports of technical challenges affecting some customers. Service interruptions will be rectified and remain our top priority," the company stated.At night, T-Mobile reported that service has been restored.More articles by AuthorTrending Stories"All services have been fully restored for our customers. We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience caused by any network disruptions," the company posted on X. It further went on to acknowledge that customers need its network to stay connected and appreciated their patience as it worked to fix the issue.Major US cities reported disruptionsBased on the outage map available on Downdetector's website, the outage has mainly been experienced by users based on the East Coast, despite having reports filed from other parts of the country.Among those who have complained of an outage include residents of New York, Washington D.C., Chicago, Detroit, Minneapolis, and Los Angeles.According to the report, T-Mobile has not made any official statement regarding the cause of the outage, but has declined to provide more information. FAQsWhat was the reason behind the T-Mobile outage in the US?The reason for the outage hasn't been revealed by T-Mobile. The company stated that certain technical issues occurred but failed to mention what actually caused the disruption.What T-Mobile services were disrupted during the outage?Among the services affected were voice calls, texting, mobile internet access, T-Mobile application, emails and TV streams of some customers.Have T-Mobile restored their services already?Yes. It has been stated by T-Mobile that all services have been successfully restored.In which areas was the T-Mobile outage most widespread?According to Downdetector, the largest amount of outage reports was registered in cities such as New York, Washington D.C., Chicago, Detroit, Minneapolis and Los Angeles, mostly in the East Coast region.How many users reported the T-Mobile outage?According to Downdetector, more than 62,000 outage reports were submitted at the height of the outage around 5 p.m. ET.end of article