Residents in Oklahoma City faced a frustrating internet outage that extended into Saturday, affecting AT&T customers in the area. The disruption began around 2 p.m. on Friday with a significant surge in outage reports, leaving many users without internet access for hours. Despite efforts to resolve the issue, some areas were still grappling with the aftermath on Saturday.

AT&T officials have not yet disclosed the cause of the outage, leaving customers in the dark about what triggered the disruption. The outage was widespread, as indicated by an AT&T outage map from Down Detector that highlighted Oklahoma City among the regions heavily impacted on Friday.

For AT&T customers seeking updates on outages, the company recommends visiting att.com/outages or signing up for text alerts to stay informed about service disruptions. By utilizing the outage map, users can quickly determine if their area is affected by the ongoing internet connectivity problems.

To report an AT&T internet outage, customers can use various channels such as the myAT&T app on their smartphones, contact AT&T customer support at 1-800-288-2020, or utilize the Troubleshoot and Resolve tool provided by the company. Additionally, platforms like Downdetector.com offer valuable insights into service outage information for multiple internet and cellular service providers.

As the situation continues to evolve, this remains a developing story with updates expected as more information becomes available. AT&T users in the affected areas are encouraged to stay informed through official channels and monitor for further developments regarding the resolution of the internet outage.