Trump Mobile Doesn't Seem to Have FCC Authorization for Phone Service, Senator Says
The senator says hackers exposed data from 3,615 customers and that Trump Mobile may have missed required FCC filings for robocall and international calling rules.
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‘They. Can’t. Do. Anything. Correct’: Trump Family’s Gold-Plated Phones Deemed Unsafe As Company Faces Humiliating Mess
Another humiliating setback for President Donald Trump’s family cellphone business after hackers got their hands on customers’ data. Lawmakers are now looking into Trump Mobile, […] ‘They. Can’t. Do. Anything. Correct’: Trump Family’s Gold-Plated Phones Deemed Unsafe As Company Faces Humiliating Mess
‘We have no team to handle this’: President Donald Trump’s Trump Mobile network faces a fresh round of scrutiny over security issues
President Donald Trump‘s Trump Mobile network and its flagship smartphone, the gold-colored T1 marketed as a patriotic alternative for conservative consumers, are facing growing scrutiny over cybersecurity, regulatory compliance, product delays, manufacturing claims and customer complaints. Recent concerns from lawmakers and reports of customer data exposure have added to questions surrounding the device since its launch. Lawmakers’ concerns and…
Senator Demands Info on Alleged Trump Mobile Hack, Compliance With FCC Rules
Sen. Maggie Hassan says Trump Mobile and its partner, Liberty Mobile, 'seem to have weak scam prevention efforts' and may have failed to secure the necessary FCC authorizations to operate.
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