(NEXSTAR) – Verizon, the country’s largest cellphone provider, apologized Wednesday night after issues lasting much of the day left subscribers suddenly left without service and stuck in “SOS” mode.

Verizon's service should now be restored following a major outage that lasted for around 10 hours and impacted hundreds of thousands of people. It was the popular United States wireless carrier's ...

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Verizon has suffered a sudden nationwide outage, leaving hundreds of thousands of users with SOS-only service instead of signal bars. The disruption began late morning on Jan. 14 and quickly escalated ...

Verizon says it’s giving $20 credits to customers who were impacted by a widespread service outage Wednesday afternoon, but you have to accept the credit for it to be applied. Verizon still hasn’t ...

SAN FRANCISCO — Verizon's service has been fully restored following a widespread outage on Saturday that left many customers' phones in "SOS mode." "Service for current customers has been fully ...

Verizon customers are now receiving alerts explaining how to claim a $20 credit issued by the wireless carrier following the hourslong Wednesday outage that reportedly affected more than 2 million ...

Verizon service is being restored Saturday evening after a software issue led to over 1,700 reported outages across the Chicago area, with tens of thousands more nationwide. "We are starting to see ...