Bandwidth outage, 19 October 2026

MMS Delivery Incident - Verizon

Started
Resolved
20 Oct 2026, 04:52 UTC (after 5 h 39 min)
Impact
Minor
Affected
MMS Messaging (MM4)

Is this still happening?

No. Bandwidth marked this incident resolved on 20 Oct 2026, 04:52 UTC, 5 h 39 min after it began.

Right now: Bandwidth reports all systems operational. (as of 26 Oct, 03:47 UTC) Live Bandwidth status

Last update from Bandwidth

Bandwidth has concluded its investigation of this issue and determined that between 22:21 UTC on October 19th and 02:02 UTC on October 20th, MMS messages sent to Verizon were delivered with delays. Due to the limited scope of impact, Bandwidth is closing this incident and this will be the extent of the information we will provide for this issue. If you have any questions, please contact us through the Bandwidth support portal. We are grateful you have entrusted Bandwidth as your communication partner and we are sorry if this issue resulted in any disruption to your services.

20 Oct 2026, 12:58 UTC

Read the full incident on the official Bandwidth status page

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