T-Mobile suffered a massive data breach before in January, oppressively affecting close to 37 million guests. A lot of their sensitive particular data was compromised in this cyber attack. It now appears that the same breach also included client data from Google Fi, which counts T- Mobile as one of its network providers.
lately, Google transferred out a dispatch to its Fi subscribers, informing them about the breach and how it affects their data with the MVNO. The company didn’t explicitly name T- Mobile in the textbook, but we formerly know that Google Fi relies primarily on T- Mobile’s expansive 5G network besides US Cellular, and only one of them suffered a major hack lately.
Google’s email reads as follows:
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At this time, Google has not stated whether all or just a handful of Fi subscribers were affected, but it has been clear that none of its servers or any servers it oversees have been touched by the bad actors. Does this make you want to switch away from T-Mobile? Does it make you think twice about using Google Fi for your phone service? Let’s discuss this in the comments, and know that if any further information comes to light regarding this data breach, we will inform you right away!
