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Trump Mobile Data Leak Exposes Personal Details of Customers Who Never Even Finished Signing Up

A cybercrime group claims it leaked personal details belonging to 3,615 Trump Mobile users. Researchers found signs the data may be genuine, but the company has not responded.

International Business Times UK · Oct 13

Trump Mobile Allegedly Tells Ransomware Group 'We Have No Team To Handle This' After Dark Web Breach

A ransomware group claims to have published personal details belonging to 3,615 Trump Mobile customers. Some records were verified, but the breach's full scope remains uncertain.

International Business Times UK · Oct 6

Best Mini-LED Gaming Monitor Under $500 in 2026: The OEM-Direct Advantage Explained

If you want the strongest HDR and refresh-rate value under $500 in 2026, a Mini-LED gaming monitor can be worth it, but only when the dimming system, motion performance, and support quality are all real.

inkl · May 15

National Public Data is giving out your address and phone number — here's how to stop them

National Public Data has new owners but is still providing your personal information for free online.

Tom’s Guide · Aug 12, 2025

Samsung, Motorola T-Mobile users first to see MMS text support for T-Satellite service

T-Mobile's T-Satellite reportedly started rolling out MMS support, as promised, to customers with certain devices.

Android Central · Jul 30, 2025

‘Someone is in my phone’: Woman opens her iPhone’s Safari. Then she realizes someone else’s private tab has been added to her browser

A woman on TikTok documented her experience of allegedly being hacked after noticing strange things on her iPhone. TikToker Alexandra Elizabeth (@alexxs1007) shared a series of videos revealing how she found out she was hacked. However, at the end of the saga, viewers were left with more questions than answers. 

The Mary Sue · May 26, 2025

Pixel 9a verdicts are in: Here’s why reviewers say it’s worth $500

Google has done it once again.

Laptop · Apr 13, 2025

Are gaming GPUs subject to new U.S. tariffs? It isn't entirely clear yet

Graphics cards, motherboards, and other PC parts may soon see steep price hikes as new U.S. tariffs of up to 104% target imports from China and Taiwan.

Tom’s Hardware · Apr 9, 2025

President Trump's 25% tariff on aluminum sparks concerns over rising PC enclosure and GPU costs

PC vendors initially believed the 25% tariff applied only to raw aluminum and steel, but the policy also extends to finished products

Tom’s Hardware · Apr 2, 2025

Facebook admits that the Linux topic crackdown was 'in error' and has been fixed

Facebook's heavy-handed censoring of Linux groups and topics was made 'in error,' the social media juggernaut has admitted.

Tom’s Hardware · Jan 30, 2025