T-Mobile Data Breach: What To Do When Companies Leak Your Data?

T-Mobile was recently breached, and the data for 50 million current and former subscribers was compromised. AT&T might be dealing with a leak of 70 million of their customers. Gigabyte, Ford Motor Company, a number of companies recently facing data security issues. What should we do when a massive company drops the ball with OUR data?

0:00 Intro
0:41 We ask YOU!
0:56 The T-Mobile Breach
2:43 Was ATT Hacked?

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[BarryJohnson]

Excellent take, definitely would love to see penalities in place that would force companies to bump up their security. Especially the likes of T-Mobile this seems to be a reoccurring issue with them.

[eio]

Tmobile sent me a text telling me I was affected. I'm all for the class action.5 data breeches in 4 years?? Yes there should penalties from federal government.

[Junomaster]

Companies should be sued & have their CEO replaced. No, we don’t want a 1 month discount that lower our bills.

[matthewbrackin]

Matthew Brackin my data has been high jacked I been dealing with this for two years

[nerak]

If I was having it my way the CEOs of said companies would be the ones that would pay for data breach lawsuits.
This way the company itself is not being depleted.
They pay personally their salaries, their bonuses are then on the line and no Golden parachutes either.

[gforce]

What about the HUGE FACEBOOK, INSTAGRAM, WHATSAPP Hack that just Happened? Should we be worried about our Data and Information ? Also how do you stop Fake Scam Calls and Calls that Try to Hack your phone from overseas, lately there have been a TON of Scammers?? This might make an interesting Topic for one of your shows.

[mrg]

It's not pronounced data...but data man!

[thetango]

This video seems to have zero useful information - just a repeat of the existing news that everyone who would watch it already knows. Waste of time.

[williammac]

When those companies drop the ball, okay now your solutions are? This info gathering video is cool it was short and gave very little info to the user. I even watched it twice to try to gather some useful information, no luck.

[fokkenhotz]

I think TMobile should replace the hacked devices that stole your info. because they didn't secure their software your device is broken or surveilled.

[davidburns]

As of right now I do not know if I was effected by the TMobile breach

[jr.]

you can win your class action lawsuit and get 6.35 for your trouble

[jimboreaddabible]

I'm kicking myself for giving them my full SS number. What should be done is that you are assigned credentials bases off of your actual credentials. I suppose similar to a VPN, to sign up for service. So if hacked they are ONLY able to aquire your "assigned" credentials.

[traceygates]

The companies to give at service for 6 months for free as well as free credit monitoring.

[FadeHook]

Freeze your credit across all 3 credit bureaus, ASAP