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S-Davis
Roaming Rookie
4 years ago

T-Mobile Data Breech Announced August 15 2021

What do we do? I t appears all of our T-Mobile accounts were hacked and thieves stole our SS numbers, birthdates, Drivers License numbers and everything else to destroy our lives.

What is T-Mobile doing about this? 

 

  • Ep42712's avatar
    Ep42712
    Newbie Caller

    T-mobile needs to reach out to everyone who’s account was breached and offer services to correct it!!! It is ridiculous that the US news does not pick this up but I learned about it on the German news!

  • C4Flyer's avatar
    C4Flyer
    Newbie Caller

    Because the IMEI numbers were hacked, they need to replace everybody’s phones.  IMEIDIATELY!

  • Got fraud alert Aug 17 that my credit card was used for $300 across the country from home.

  • ilndhpr wrote:

    That's great, I'm still using the OPM Breach protection from a few years ago.

     

    Me too. I don’t need more free credit monitoring. I need this nonsense to get fixed. IMHO, T-Mobile has been too focused on growth and not well focused on “what if”.

  • ilndhpr's avatar
    ilndhpr
    Newbie Caller
    rwadeg wrote:

    This happened yesterday and I found out from a friend at work late today. T-Mobile is doing nothing because they don’t even have the decency to inform us of the problem. I’m sure they’ll come up with an identity protection plan that we can all sign up for… they’ll only charge a modest fee too.

    That's great, I'm still using the OPM Breach protection from a few years ago.

  • Well, they have made a public announcement. However, this seems to be a very serious security SNAFU. The customers’ names, SSNs, DL#s, phone numbers and IMEI numbers were compromised. T-Mobile needs to slow down and get their house in order.

  • rwadeg's avatar
    rwadeg
    Newbie Caller

    This happened yesterday and I found out from a friend at work late today. T-Mobile is doing nothing because they don’t even have the decency to inform us of the problem. I’m sure they’ll come up with an identity protection plan that we can all sign up for… they’ll only charge a modest fee too.