Considering that the outage started at midnight ET and lasted two hours, we would have to believe that Legere might be the only CEO of a wireless company to personally tweet customers at that hour __with what was essentially bad news about his company. Over at DownDetector, there were 7,000 complaints a little after 3am ET. 35% complained about the lack of the mobile internet while 34% were troubled about not having a signal.
Eventually, T-Mobile said that a software issue was to blame for the third disruption in service that it has experienced over the last three weeks. T-Mobile suffered an outage on September 22nd after midnight, and another late night outage in Pennsylvania last week.
Some T-Mobile subscribers are still having issues. As of 5pm, over 100 complaints have been made by T-Mobile customers to DownDetector. As T-Mobile points out, those are probably subscribers affected by Hurricane Matthew.
T-Mobile has a rough Thursday night with a nationwide outage
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source: @JohnLegere, DownDetector via FierceWireless
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