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T-Mobile Outage
T-Mobile cellular and Home Internet outages — check whether other T-Mobile customers are reporting problems before deciding whether the issue is your phone, your tower, or the network. Check live server status, AI-detected outage signals, and community reports below.
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Possible degradation
Server is responding but either slowly or with client-error status codes.
Down for everyone or just you?
Down for everyone
Our probe fails · Server-side outage · Status page incident
Just you
Our probe succeeds · Try: clear cache, switch network, disable VPN
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T-Mobile Not Working? Try These Fixes
- 1Check user-report volume on this page — a spike usually means a regional cell-site or core-network problem, not your device
- 2Look at T-Mobile's network experience map at t-mobile.com/networks/network-experience for known coverage issues
- 3Test if it's the tower vs your phone: walk to a different location, or have a household member on T-Mobile try too — same problem in both places points to network
- 4Toggle Airplane mode on for 30 seconds, then off — forces re-registration on the nearest tower
- 5Check whether it's data only or also calls/SMS — they ride different network components, and partial outages affect them differently
- 6If on T-Mobile Home Internet, hold the gateway power button 10 seconds to restart; check the signal-strength indicator after reboot
- 7Try Wi-Fi calling if you have Wi-Fi but no cellular — bypasses the cellular network entirely (Settings → Phone)
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