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AT&T app goes offline as users report network outages

The AT&T app is down for many users, and reports suggest the carrier's mobile network is also failing in several US cities.

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Key takeaways

  • The AT&T app is offline, with users reporting login problems on 13 November 2026.
  • Users on X report network outages in locations including Texas.
  • Downdetector's heat map shows outage reports in Chicago, Los Angeles, Detroit and Atlanta.
  • The cause and repair time are not yet confirmed.
In this article
  1. App and network problems reported
  2. Where outages are reported
  3. What affected users can do

App and network problems reported

The AT&T app has gone offline, with users reporting trouble logging in. According to Android Authority, the problems appeared on 13 November 2026.

The issues may not be limited to the app. Users posting on X say the AT&T network itself is down in certain locations, including Texas.

Where outages are reported

Illustration: Android logo, mobile network, news, warning and the labels Network Outage, Android Apps

Downdetector's heat map shows outage reports in several large US cities. According to Android Authority, these include Chicago, Los Angeles, Detroit and Atlanta, alongside the reports from Texas.

The full scale of the disruption is unclear. Android Authority says it will keep watching the situation and update its coverage once service is restored.

What affected users can do

If the AT&T app fails to load or log in, the problem appears to lie with the carrier rather than with individual devices. Users may simply need to wait until AT&T restores service.

AT&T has not been quoted in the available reports, so the cause of the outage and the expected repair time remain unconfirmed.

Sources

  1. AT&T app has gone offline and some users report network outagesAndroid Authority

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