Well, according to Android Authority, at least two T-Mobile customers have claimed to have received over $4,000 as their settlement share for the harm caused by the 2021 data breach. The news outlet ...

T-Mobile’s breach was one of the most serious in recent memory. The stolen information didn’t just belong to current customers, either. Former customers were impacted as well, making it all the more ...

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 ...

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 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 suffered data breaches each of the past three years, impacting roughly 2 million customers in 2018, another million in 2019, and roughly 200,000 people in an attack at end of last ...

T-Mobile is investigating a data breach, a spokesperson said Monday. While the company said it wasn’t yet sure whether the breach involved customer data, the announcement came on the heels of ...

T-Mobile has admitted that hackers were able to steal the information of around 37 million postpaid and prepaid customers in another major data breach. The carrier said in a regulatory filing that ...

T-Mobile has announced a data breach caused by an email vendor being hacked that exposed the personal and financial information for some of its customers. In 'Notices of Data Breach' posted to ...

The breach follows T-Mobile in January saying a "bad actor" took advantage of one of its application programming interfaces to gain data on " approximately 37 million current postpaid and prepaid ...

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.

T-Mobile confirmed that the personal information of millions of current and prospective customers was compromised in a recent "highly sophisticated cyberattack." Some of the data accessed by ...