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Was Your Information in the Trump Mobile Data Leak? Learn About Your Options

Information about this incident and a simple way to see if you may qualify to be connected with independent attorneys.

What happened

On October 6, 2026, The Register, The Verge and Cybernews reported that a hacking group calling itself BYOD had published data it says was taken from Trump Mobile, the wireless service operated by T1 Mobile. The group claims it gained access by infecting an employee of Liberty Mobile, the carrier that powers Trump Mobile's network, with malware. Journalists contacted several people listed in the leaked file, who confirmed their information was accurate. Another group, EndZone, had claimed a similar leak about a week earlier. Trump Mobile has not publicly confirmed the breach.

According to these reports, the information involved may include:

Names
Email addresses
Phone numbers
Home addresses
Order details

The leaked file reportedly contains records of 3,615 people, including at least one person who said she never completed sign-up but had given the company her email address and phone number. As of the date of this page, we are not aware of any lawsuit filed over this incident.

If you were a Trump Mobile customer or provided the company your contact details, you may want to understand your rights. With your consent, the form below lets us share your information with independent law firms that may contact you, at no cost to you. Trump Mobile's Terms of Use require most disputes to be resolved through binding arbitration and include a class-action waiver, so not every situation will result in a case.

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Possible remedies

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Official source

Read the original public notice or report about this incident (opens in a new tab):

https://www.theregister.com/security/2026/10/06/trump-mobile-customers-data-dumped-and-some-never-even-received-their-gold-device/5301433

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