T-Mobile

...our company is always striving to find ways to improve, year after year, employees continue to view T-Mobile as a good place to work where they have no need for, or interest in, a union." Under the new TUnion, Cohen said CWA would continue...

In this article: T-Mobile USA, United States, Communications Workers of America, Deutsche Telekom AG, Germany, and AT&T Mobility

...carrier Cricket Communications launched service in Chicago this year and competes with other companies such as Boost Mobile and Virgin Mobile. National carriers also offer pre-paid options, though those consumers are a niche segment compared...

In this article: BlackBerry, Chicago, Virgin Mobile, Boost Mobile, Cricket Communications, Best Buy, Samsung, and Wal-Mart

...Daily Telegraph can disclose. The nature of the scam, the largest of its kind in the UK, also means T-Mobile has no way of knowing how many customers they may have lost as a result Photo: AFP Data on millions of records was allegedly...

In this article: Office of Fair Trading, Ministry of Justice, Bridget Prentice, The Daily Telegraph, and UK

But can't understand all the fuss Posted in Mobile, 18th November 2009 10:21 GMT T-Mobile has admitted it was the operator whose staff sold customer data to competitors, but can't understand why the Information Commissioner decided to...

In this article: ICO

...to third parties who then called the individuals as their wireless contracts were due to expire, a T-Mobile spokesman has confirmed. T-Mobile notified England's Information Commission, the watchdog agency responsible for safeguarding...

In this article: Consumer privacy, CNET News, Nintendo, Iphone, Facebook, and Google

LONDON (Reuters) - A employee of mobile phone operator T-Mobile is facing prosecution after selling personal details of thousands of British customers to rival companies in an alleged major breach of data protection laws. In a statement,...

In this article: ICO, Data Protection Act, Deutsche Telekom AG, and London

T-Mobile staff sold millions of mobile phone records illegally Millions of personal records of UK mobile phone users have been stolen and sold on to rival firms in the largest data breach of its kind. By Tom Whitehead and Harry Wallop

In this article: Customer, Orange, ICO, Vodafone, Allegation, Data Protection Act, and Ministry of Justice

British mobile phone operator T-Mobile UK, part of Deutsche Telekom <DTEGn. DE>, said on Tuesday that its staff sold customers' private details to other companies without their consent. The company said it contacted Britain's privacy...

In this article: T-Mobile UK, Deutsche Telekom, and Britain

...2008 will now sell for as low as $49 with a two-year contract, while the Sidekick LX 2009 will be priced at $149 with a two-year contract. "T-Mobile is pleased to announce that Sidekick sales have resumed," the carrier said in a statement.

In this article: Microsoft, CNET News, Ina Fried, T-Mobile USA, Chrome OS, Android, Danger, Google, and Eric Schmidt

...to disappear from many of the phones. In the intervening time, Microsoft managed to restore most of the missing user data. T-Mobile provided $100 gift cards to affected customers. The Sidekicks listed on T-Mobile's Web site are now...

In this article: Microsoft Corp., E mail, Danger Inc, Deutsche Telekom AG, and NEW YORK