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Verizon, SOS and iPhone

Today's Verizon Outage Could Leave Your iPhone Stuck in SOS Mode. Here's the Fix

A portion of Verizon's network crumpled on Wednesday, with up to 175,000 customers seeing "SOS" in their phones' status bars instead of connection bars.

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Why is my phone SOS? What to know about Verizon outage

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Is Verizon down? What does SOS mean on iPhone? When will outage be fixed?

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Verizon outage resolved: Company apologizes, promises credits after phones stuck in ‘SOS’ mode

Verizon, the country’s largest cell phone provider, was experiencing major issues Wednesday as subscribers found their phones suddenly left without service and stuck in “SOS” mode.

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Verizon Outage Triggers SOS, No Service Alerts Across Eastern US (UPDATED)

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Verizon outage: Users report phones stuck in ‘SOS’ mode

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Verizon Outage Leaves Tens of Thousands of Customers Nationwide with Phones Stuck in 'SOS' Mode

Many Verizon customers with iPhones had their devices go into “SOS mode,” which occurs when the cell phone is in an area with no cellular service.

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Is your phone on SOS? National outage hits Tallahassee Verizon customers

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Is Verizon down in Southwest Florida? Why your phone shows 'SOS'

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SOS appearing on your iPhone? Here's what that means and how to change it

If SOS is showing up on your iPhone's status bar, it means there's no cellular connectivity for your phone. Here are two quick ways to troubleshoot the problem if you think you should have a cellular connection.

TAG Mobile Expands Access to Essential Connectivity With Free iPhone and Wireless Service for Eligible Users

The TAG Mobile Lifeline offering includes a free smartphone, such as an iPhone model based on availability, paired with a monthly wireless service that covers nationwide connectivity needs. Once activated, customers receive unlimited talk and text, monthly data access, and essential calling features without hidden charges or contracts.

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Verizon outage in Sarasota area? Why you may be having service issues

The outages appear to be happening nationwide, with the most reported locations including Seattle, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Phoenix, Dallas, Houston, Atlanta, Tampa, St. Louis, Chicago, Minneapolis, Detroit, Washington, D.C. and New York City.