So I just wanted to point something interesting out that certainly is related to the Nashville explosion area. ALL cell networks went down at (edit: 12am on) -Dec 26! Now cell networks go down all the time but not like this. This is a coordinated effort with multiple companies. Keep in mind that AT&T and Verizon are competing companies on completely different and isolated cell networks. For AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile ect. to all go down at the same time in the same area without coordination is impossible. Downdetector (ibb.co), AT&T (ibb.co), Verizon (ibb.co), T_Mobile (ibb.co). This is almost 24 hours after the explosion right? I am aware of the AT&T building in the area and the news surrounding it. All this is related some how. Wiping cache, call history logs? Test run to see if they can take them all down at once? Good guys/ bad guys? Certainly a lot of unanswered questions. Just the thing Voat Vets do best!
So I just wanted to point something interesting out that certainly is related to the Nashville explosion area. ALL cell networks went down at (edit: 12am on) -Dec 26! Now cell networks go down all the time but not like this. This is a coordinated effort with multiple companies. Keep in mind that AT&T and Verizon are competing companies on completely different and isolated cell networks. For AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile ect. to all go down at the same time in the same area without coordination is impossible. [Downdetector](https://ibb.co/fqKdD8r), [AT&T](https://ibb.co/7RcPXWq), [Verizon](https://ibb.co/VHrM9rT), [T_Mobile](https://ibb.co/hFgCQBM). This is almost 24 hours after the explosion right? I am aware of the AT&T building in the area and the news surrounding it. All this is related some how. Wiping cache, call history logs? Test run to see if they can take them all down at once? Good guys/ bad guys? Certainly a lot of unanswered questions. Just the thing Voat Vets do best!
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