Verizon cellular customers were taking to the internet and social media on Monday morning to report service issues. Starting around 9:30 a.m. Monday, Verizon outage reports began to spoke on Downdetector.

Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile and US Cellular users were experiencing an outage on Monday morning, causing many to see the SOS icon. Here's what it means.

Some Verizon customers across the U.S. were hit by a service outage Monday. The issue appeared to knock out cellphone service for tens of thousands of Verizon users. Data from outage tracker DownDetector shows that reports topped 100,

Some Verizon users said on social media platform X their phones were stuck in ‘SOS’ mode. Tens of thousands of Verizon users reported outages for the wireless carrier’s services across the U.S. on Monday,

Thousands of Verizon customers reported widespread outages affecting access to phone calls, text messages and cellular data Monday morning. More than 48,000 customers nationwide were affected by the outage as of 1:19 p.

On Monday, Verizon suffered a massive outage that affected customers across the country. While it’s not clear exactly how many customers were without service, Verizon has more than 114 million customers in the U.

The outage wasn't isolated to one region. DownDetector's map also showed many reports coming from the West Coast, Midwest and Northeast.

Affected customers say their phones are in SOS mode. It comes as the carrier is also battling outages in the Southeast due to Hurricane Helene.