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AT&T outage in Chicago, Wheaton, and Des Plaines
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Oct 2, 2026, 13:022 h 05 min
58 reports Landline Internet
Cox outage in Maricopa and Casa Grande
Sep 25, 2026, 14:15

Last 12 months

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Number of major outages

Number of major outages

Ranked by number of reports

1
California, Texas, and New York
Jul 27, 2026T-Mobile
14,663
Mobile Internet Landline Internet
2
Florida, North Carolina, and Texas
Jan 14, 2026Verizon
6,896
Mobile Internet
3
Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, and California
Jun 22, 2026Xfinity
6,118
TV Streaming

Tennessee, Texas, and North Carolina
Jan 26, 2026Spectrum
29 h 54 min
Landline Internet Mobile Internet

Major outages: abnormal surges in user reports, regional or nationwide, detected by GeoBlackout.

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To do: Check the GeoBlackout map: other reports near you point to a network outage, not your setup.
To do: Unplug your modem and router, then plug them back in.
To do: Make sure the coax, fiber or phone cable is tight at the wall and on the modem.
To do: Test a computer on an Ethernet cable: if it works, the problem is your Wi-Fi, not the line.
To do: Contact your provider to ask about troubleshooting tips or an outage in your area.
To do: Power out too? You may be able to get online through secure Wi-Fi nearby.
To do: Still unresolved? File a complaint with the FCC at consumercomplaints.fcc.gov.
Avoid: Don't press the modem's reset button unless support asks: it restores the factory settings.
Avoid: Don't count on internet phone service in a power outage without a backup battery.

To do: Turn Airplane Mode on for a few seconds, then off, to reconnect to the network.
To do: Compare with the phone of someone on another carrier.
To do: Check your carrier's outage page or app.
To do: Check in your carrier's app that the line is active and data isn't used up.
To do: Text rather than call when networks are busy.
Avoid: Don't wait for your own network in an emergency: every carrier must connect 911 calls.
Avoid: Don't reset network settings at random: it erases saved Wi-Fi networks and passwords.

To do: Streaming TV runs on your internet connection: check it first.
To do: Unplug the TV box for 10 seconds, then plug it back in.
To do: Use your provider's system refresh from its app or account page, if it offers one.
To do: Using an antenna? Rescan channels from your TV menu.
To do: Cable problem your provider won't fix? Contact your local franchising authority, then the FCC.
Avoid: Don't unplug or turn off the box during an update or system refresh: let it finish.

FCC (Federal Communications Commission): regulates interstate phone, wireless, cable and satellite services, collects network outage reports and handles consumer complaints.
State public utility commissions: regulate utilities in each state, including local telephone service.
NTIA (National Telecommunications and Information Administration): manages federal spectrum and runs the $42.45 billion BEAD broadband program.
Local franchising authorities: your city or county regulates local cable TV service and handles cable complaints your provider did not resolve.