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 eligible.

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 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 ...

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.

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 ...

The summer of 2021 saw a huge T-Mobile security breach, exposing the personal data from more than 100 million customers. This included sensitive data needed for identity theft, like home address ...

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 has previously disclosed a number of data breaches over the years, including in Nov. 2019 and Aug. 2018, both of which involved unauthorized access to customer information.

“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.

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.