​ T-Mobile Hit With Class Action Lawsuit Over Latest Massive Data Breach
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T-Mobile Hit With Class Action Lawsuit Over Latest Massive Data Breach

Regan by Regan
August 20, 2021
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T–Mobile is now facing a class-action lawsuit for their latest data breach after hackers were able to steal data on at least 47 million current, former, and prospective customers, including their Social Security Numbers.

The class-action suit filed in a Washington court explains that plaintiffs in this lawsuit fear their identities “are now at considerable risk because of Defendant’s [T-Mobile’s] negligent conduct since the Private Information that T-Mobile collected and maintained is now in the hands of data thieves.”

The suit also explains that those affected by the breach may now have to face further inconvenience while dealing with the fallout of their personal information being compromised.

While T-Mobile has offered victims free credit monitoring services that they have to sign up for, the suit claims this gesture isn’t enough.

“Defendant places the burden squarely on Plaintiffs and Class Members by requiring them to expend time signing up for that service, as opposed to automatically enrolling all victims of this cybercrime. In addition, Defendant only offers these services for two years, even though experts agree that the effects of such a data breach can often be felt by victims for around seven years,” the lawsuit continues.

Beyond granting the plaintiffs an unspecified amount of damages, the class action suit also asks the court to prohibit T-Mobile from keeping “personal identifying information on a cloud-based database” in the future.

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Blogging since 2006, Regan has written for numerous online publications including YoRaps.com, BallerAlert.com and her own online labor of love Honeygrip.com. In 2010, as her alter-ego Honeygrip, Regan was the gossip correspondent for controversial radio personalities Star & Bucwild. Each experience not only thickened her skin but it introduced her to a new passion, the new realm of ‘social media’.

Comments 2

  1. Chey says:
    5 years ago

    Can someone please let me know know which firm the group is using for the T-MOBILE class action! Thank you in advance!

    Reply
    • Letitia says:
      5 years ago

      I want to know as well this is beyond unacceptable

      Reply

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