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"content": "In January 2025, the WA attorney general sued T-Mobile over a data breach that affected 2M residents (this was the 79M T-Mobile breach). One of the issues in the litigation was that T-Mobile didn't properly notify those affected of the breach -- it omitted telling them in SMS notifications that their SSN had been acquired. \n\nFor background, see https://www.atg.wa.gov/news/news-releases/ag-ferguson-files-lawsuit-against-t-mobile-massive-data-breach\n\nNow a court has agreed with the state that the text message notifications did not comply with the state's breach notification law:\n\nhttps://www.seattletimes.com/business/t-mobile-violated-wa-data-breach-notification-law-judge-rules/\n\nT-Mobile says it will appeal. \n\n#databreach #incidentresponse #notifications #TMobile",
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