The 2021 cyberattack affected 76 million customers. Those who claimed out-of-pocket losses could receive up to $25,000; others may receive up to $25.

While T-Mobile did not admit fault, the company did settle the suit, agreeing to a $350 million settlement payout. In addition, the company had to pay $150 million to beef up its security around ...

After a 2021 data breach exposed the data of 76 million customers, settlement checks are finally being sent out. Here's what ...

Without admitting any wrongdoing, T-Mobile agreed to settle for $350 million. This marked the second-largest data breach settlement in the country, following Equifax's $700 million payout in 2019.

The personal data of 76 million US customers was exposed during a cyberattack in 2021. The settlement payout is coming this month.

The news of the T-Mobile settlement is overdue, and it's news across the country. As part of the $350 million class action ...

Though T-Mobile denied any wrongdoing, they did settle the lawsuit out of court. Customers who suffered financial losses from the incident and filed before the 2023 deadline may receive up to $25,000.

While T-Mobile did not admit fault, the company did settle the suit, agreeing to a $350 million settlement payout. In addition, the company had to pay $150 million to beef up its security around ...

If you are unsure about your payout or need more information, you can contact the settlement administrator at 1-833-512-2314 or [email protected]. After the cyberattack, T-Mobile vowed ...

If you're expecting money from T-Mobile, there's good news: Your check should be just about on its way. As spotted by PCMag, T-Mobile's data breach settlement page now reports the following: "All ...