Verizon users are in the midst of a major disruption, as a massive nationwide outage has left millions disconnected. Whether you're working remotely, attending virtual classes, or just trying to get through Monday with a functioning phone, Verizon's widespread network failure has thrown a wrench in the day for many.

Verizon and AT&T customers have reported their phones being stuck in SOS mode due to what appears to be a widespread outage.

A Verizon cellular outage left at least some of the carrier’s customers without service Monday morning. The website Downdetector, which relies on user reports, showed a large spike in reported issues just before 7 a.m. Its map shows the issue is widespread, with reports of problems in cities across the country.

Many Verizon customers can’t hear you now. There appears to be a widespread outage of Verizon cell phone service, according to DownDetector, an online site that monitors websites and services. Nearly 105, 000 outages have been reported in the past 90 minutes, according to the site.

Verizon said it was restoring service after experiencing a technical issue that led to hundreds of thousands of reports of outages on Monday.

Are you experiencing issues with your Verizon cell service today? You aren’t alone. DownDetector, a site that monitors website and service outages, shows a widespread outage on Monday affecting over 100,

Verizon services are reportedly down across the country, according to the website downdetector.com. An outage map on the site shows several spots experiencing trouble with service on Monday, Sept. 30.