Millions of people on the East Coast experienced Verizon Fios internet outages in the early hours of Tuesday morning. The affected area, based on a map of user-reported problems on Downdetector, spans approximately 300 miles from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, to Richmond, Virginia.

Customers in the Mid-Atlantic and Midwest lost internet access briefly before service was restored early Tuesday.

Update: Verizon services have begun to come back online around 4 a.m. on Tuesday. A network issue early this morning disrupted service for some Verizon Fios customers in the Northeast for a short period of time.

A mass Verizon Fios internet outage early in the morning caused great concern amongst users living on the United States East Coast. Accordingly, fans have become interested in learning about the troubling situation and its details.

Reports suggest major outages occurred on the east coast for some Verizon customers. The company says it resolved the issue.

After millions on the East Coast experienced Verizon Fios internet outages on Tuesday morning, the internet provider failed to provide an estimated restoral time. Verizon Fios is a fiber-optic internet,

Millions of Verizon Fio customers reported issues with their internet service starting very early Tuesday, according to an online outage tracker.

If you’re a Verizon user wondering why you don’t have service Tuesday morning, you may be affected by an outage, according to Downdetector. Over 700 reports were seen as of 7 a.m. Issues spiked around midnight,