You can also go to the Verizon website to check the company's network status; however, this page appears to be experiencing intermittent problems. Mashable reporters were unable to access an updated map at Verizon's website, and instead received the same statement Verizon posted on X previously.

T-Mobile’s network is keeping our customers connected, and we’ve confirmed that our network is operating normally and as expected. However, due to Verizon’s reported outage, our customers may not be able to reach someone with Verizon service at this time.

Many Verizon customers are experiencing a major outage on Wednesday, disrupting calling and cellular services across the U.S.

Verizon says it's working on a solution for the national service disruption many customers experienced on Jan. 14.

Verizon says a software problem caused the glitch and it is conducting a postmortem, but experts say outages are "a fact of life" these days.

Verizon is experiencing an outage and it is affecting cellphones around the country. Downdetector, which tracks outages, reported a spike in Verizon outages around noon Wednesday. As of 12:30 p.m. there were 168,

Verizon's service is now recovering following a major outage which left many users reporting no service and seeing an SOS icon instead of bars. TechRadar is following this story and has reached out to Verizon for more information on what caused the problem.

Verizon customers are being offered a $20 bill credit after a massive wireless outage disrupted calls, texts, and data across the country, but the company has yet to clearly explain what actually went wrong.

Verizon is offering customers a $20 credit after many customers lost cellular signal for over seven hours Jan. 14.

The number of outages appeared to spike around 10 a.m. on Wednesday in Florida, North Carolina, and Nevada, and has remained a problem well into the early afternoon