100 million users' personal data allegedly compromised in T-Mobile data breach

T-Mobile confirms it was hit by a data breach over the weekend, but isn't giving any specifics.

News 12 Staff

Aug 17, 2021, 12:27 PM

Updated 1,162 days ago

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T-Mobile confirms it was hit by a data breach over the weekend, but isn't giving any specifics. The mobile provider said it had been looking into a post from an online forum alleging the personal data of over 100 million people was compromised. The stolen information reportedly contains things like social security numbers, phone numbers, driver's license information and personal addresses of users. It's still unknown exactly who was affected and what information was stolen.