T-Mobile has already diclosed a second data breach in 2023
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Just five months into the year, T-Mobile disclosed its second data breach, but thankfully only affected a small number of customers.
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said about 8 hours agoretrogusto said:If a company gets hacked and sensitive customer information is compromised, the company should lose the right to ask for sensitive information for, say, ten years. I guess this would probably just cause the companies to try to hide any evidence of hacking, but there should be even more severe consequences for that. They obviously need more of an incentive to protect their customers’ data.Appreciate the idea but no software appears to be free of security risks. Nothing would get done if “10 year” penalties are involved. He’s measure is to take precautions and limit yourself to giving out personal data and do your own backups as needed despite all the claims about how great cloud storage is.
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