T-Mobile Investigating Claims of Customer Data Breach

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Again? At what point does T-Mobile declare a state of emergency and bring in outside experts? Its getting harder to be justify remaining a T-Mobile customer every year.

Feb 2021: https://www.tomsguide.com/news/possible-t-mobile-data-breach

Dec 2020, March 2020, November 2019, August 2018: https://www.zdnet.com/article/t-mobile-discloses-its-fourth-...

I agree. But who is a really going to hold TMobile responsible? USA govt isn't going to do anything.

Even if a class action suit occurs, they'll just settle it. To T-Mobile, that's just the cost of doing business.

Mobile carriers gets hacked day by day. At least in western countries it's considered a scandal compared corrupted countries like those in Eastern Europe for example, where they get hacked and it's covered up quickly using political influence. (I'm not going to name those countries, some users may get offended.)

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