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 ...

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

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

This latest data breach was uncovered by Motherboard, and claims that 100 million T-Mobile customers had their data breached in this attack. That loosely translates to all of T-Mobile’s customers.

T-Mobile agreed to a $500 million settlement in the case in July, with $350 million going to settle customer claims from a class action lawsuit and $150 million going to upgrade its data ...

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 ...

For now, the class defined by the settlement document is “the approximately 76.6 million U.S. residents identified by T-Mobile whose information was compromised in the Data Breach,” with a ...

T-Mobile did not discover the intrusion until March 27 according to a data breach notification the company submitted to the Office of the Maine Attorney General.

“Their security is awful.” Binns broke into T-Mobile’s servers earlier in August, stealing data on more than 54 million current, former and prospective customers, according to T-Mobile.

At least two class actions have been filed against T-Mobile over its data breach announced this week. With at least 50 million customers affected, lawyers are predicting many more cases to come.

T-Mobile is investigating claims of a massive data breach that reportedly may impact more than 100 million people, or nearly all of its US customers, according to a report.