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EE Outage Map

The map below depicts the most recent cities worldwide where EE users have reported problems and outages. If you are having an issue with EE, make sure to submit a report below

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The heatmap above shows where the most recent user-submitted and social media reports are geographically clustered. The density of these reports is depicted by the color scale as shown below.

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EE (Everything Everywhere) offers mobile phone, mobile internet, home broadband internet and home phone service.

Most Affected Locations

Outage reports and issues in the past 15 days originated from:

Location Reports
Doncaster, England 2
Exeter, England 2
Cardiff, Wales 9
Dunfermline, Scotland 5
Wandsworth, England 2
Ashton-under-Lyne, England 3
Saltburn-by-the-Sea, England 2
Stevenage, England 3
Glasgow, Scotland 67
Birmingham, England 32
Newham, England 3
Morecambe, England 2
Manchester, England 50
Edgware, England 1
Halstead, England 1
Caernarfon, Wales 1
Hammersmith, England 18
London, England 140
North Walsham, England 3
Bedford, England 5
Croydon, England 17
Dudley, England 3
Canvey Island, England 1
Bolton, England 3
Lancaster, England 1
St Albans, England 3
Milton Keynes, England 4
Rochester, England 3
Hounslow, England 3
Smethwick, England 1
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Community Discussion

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EE Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • Wozza777
    Wozza (@Wozza777) reported

    @stuuk11 @LeilaniDowding @EE I’ve been all through this with my parents they phone switches to the mobile network when the WiFi is down

  • sophie_reed98
    sophie (@sophie_reed98) reported

    How can a new customer get broadband for £24 but an existing customer all you can do is £37 that's literally more expensive than I'm paying now! @EE been a customer for years but looks like I'll be leaving! 🫡

  • Cynicicide
    Universe 25 ⚠️ (@Cynicicide) reported

    @GillRaeWalker @LeilaniDowding @EE My elderly parents were forced onto fibre by BT. Now they can't guarantee being able to phone for assistance during a power cut. Had to get new mobiles because 3G was turned off yet I work in parts of the country with no signal at all.

  • chi_i_i_ha
    ちはる (@chi_i_i_ha) reported

    @ZachMcElroy1 @EE You can talk to @EllaCoding, support won't help you

  • Longtallhel23
    Singing Mary 💜 (@Longtallhel23) reported

    @LeilaniDowding @EE They’ve already withdrawn all landlines from military bases. When the internet goes down, they are lost.

  • zombiestyled
    TheGreatCordwainer (@zombiestyled) reported

    @LeilaniDowding @EE Personal use satellite radios on their way. CB radio. Personal use batteries. Could be considetrd a backwards step, but copper line phones were never power free magic.

  • stuuk11
    stuuk1🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 (@stuuk11) reported

    @LeilaniDowding @EE Copper lines are being fazed out, they just won’t exist anymore. All communication will be over the internet, if the WiFi goes down or the there is a power outage then you just won’t be able to contact anyone. Scary.

  • AndyRob04327914
    Andy (Honk Honk) Robertson (@AndyRob04327914) reported

    Anyone else got @ee broadband issues? I'm done with them. At one point is it a breech of contract so I can bin them off.

  • paulhannan1234
    Paul Hannan (@paulhannan1234) reported

    @Amy_90_x @EE U should block all scam calls on ur phone and ur network wont let the calls through thats what I did

  • Peter_POSH
    Peter (@Peter_POSH) reported

    @LeilaniDowding @EE I live in the countryside and my phone signal is crap. But you can still ring 999 without a signal as it searches all networks possible to make a connection.

  • mr_ed_peters
    Ed Peters (@mr_ed_peters) reported

    @LeilaniDowding @EE The old PSTN network is being phased out (copper wires, low voltage old school telephones) as I recall. The phones you're thinking of won't be around much longer. Unless someone tells me otherwise.

  • Wozza777
    Wozza (@Wozza777) reported

    @LeilaniDowding @EE You use the mobile network

  • chris_rosser
    Chris Rosser (@chris_rosser) reported

    @LeilaniDowding @EE All Internet in UK is moving away from copper to the premises - and all the replacements require power to function - if you get a UPS you can plug your router and other devices (such as a phone interface) into it to keep them running during a power outage.

  • TheDealEnvoy
    À𝕓á𝕪ọ̀𝕞í (@TheDealEnvoy) reported

    🚨 Scam alert. Be careful out there. Hackers are getting really sophisticated. Just had an unsolicited call from 01438 989236 claiming to be @EE customer service. Sounded professional. Said they had a promotion that would bring my monthly bill down. Asked for my last name, then said I’d get a code from @EE and should read it out to “verify” I was the account holder. Checked the number that called and the number that sent the text. Instantly knew it was a scam. Called @EE myself on the official number and reported it. Never give anyone a code sent to your phone. Hang up and call the company directly.

  • BagFleaBag
    Jo Oliver 💜🇬🇧 (@BagFleaBag) reported

    @LeilaniDowding @EE Yes, it’s usually days if it’s a bad storm and that’s in southern England and not that rural, my friend on a quieter month had no electricity for 2 weeks and no internet for a month the other year after a big storm.

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