AT&T Issues Apology, Offers Refund For Recent New Jersey Outage
AT&T is apologizing to customers in New Jersey and beyond after the outage last week that crippled its network.
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AT&T is apologizing to customers in New Jersey and beyond after the outage last week that crippled its network.
The company blamed the outage earlier this week on a 'software update glitch' as it expended its network coverage.
The cellular carrier will provide the service to the more than 70,000 users who were affected by the outage on Thursday
AT&T CEO John Stankey sent a letter to the telecom giant's employees on Sunday about the cellular network outage that occurred Thursday and the company's efforts to restore service.
Service was restored late on Thursday on AT&T's 5G network which covers around 290 million people across the United States.