Thousands of T-Mobile users reported issues with the phone service Tuesday afternoon, but according to the provider, the issues have been fixed. According to outage detector site Downdetector, the peak of outages hit around 2:30 p.m. ET, when more than 19,000 users reported problems. The majority of reports indicated users did not have signal.

This morning, many T-Mobile customers found that they couldn't connect to the network. The carrier appeared to have dealt with a network outage in certain parts of the U.S., with Downdetector seeing a spike in outage reports on Tuesday, Nov. 12. However, reports seem to be easing as service returns for affected users.

That said, at the time of writing, the number of reports had decreased dramatically on the T-Mobile side of things, roughly 90 minutes after users started reporting the outage. Ac

T-Mobile customers are reporting signal problems Tuesday afternoon. Users say instead of seeing the 5G indicator, they’re seeing SOS — an indicator that they’re out of range — even if they’re not. So far,

T-Mobile customers were scrambling for answers after an outage affecting cell service and internet access across the U.S. on. Some customers reported being without service for two hours, evoking a recent outage affecting Verizon customers that lasted several hours.

According to DownDetector (a sister site of Mashable), the blackout has affected major cities across the U.S., sparking a wave of complaints on social media from frustrated users, including customers of Mint Mobile, T-Mobile’s prepaid subsidiary.

The incident was a result of a facility in the Salt Lake area facing a brief mechanical issue that impacted connectivity for some customers in that market

A widespread service outage has appeared to impact T-Mobile customers throughout the state of Utah, leaving many without a connection to the network Tuesday.