Some T-Mobile data breach victims are receiving settlement payouts over $4,000 for the significant financial harm that they ...

Well, according to Android Authority, at least two T-Mobile customers have claimed to have received over $4,000 as their ...

On Friday, June 20, US District Judge Ada Brown granted preliminary approval to the terms of a proposed settlement from AT&T ...

Some T-Mobile users are now receiving significant payouts related to a past data incident. Here's how to check if you're ...

T-Mobile already paid $350 million to settle a class action lawsuit over the data breach in 2022, and it was fined $60 million by the Committee on Foreign Investment in the US (CFIUS) for failing ...

The breach affects as many as 7.8 million postpaid subscribers, 850,000 prepaid customers and "just over" 40 million past or prospective customers who have applied for credit with T-Mobile, the ...

T-Mobile US Inc. has disclosed yet-another data breach, its second disclosed breach in 2023, and although this one affected fewer than 1,000 customers versus the 37 million affected in the last ...

T-Mobile confirmed it was hit in a data breach that has reportedly affected 100 million of its wireless customers. According to a report from Vice, someone on an underground forum claimed to have ...

T-Mobile has issued a statement with further details about a cyberattack that the company confirmed earlier this week, confirming that the data breach included the personal information of almost ...

T-Mobile CEO Mike Sievert. (GeekWire Photo/Kevin Lisota) T-Mobile is taking lessons learned from its recent data breach that affected millions of customers and vowed to invest more heavily in ...

T-Mobile said on Thursday it has suffered a data breach involving 37 million customer accounts. The mobile carrier discovered the breach on January 5 and took action “within 24 hours.” ...

T-Mobile, which merged with Sprint last year in a $26 billion deal, told Bleeping Computer that the breach affected “a small number of customers (less than 0.2%).” ...