I mean, you get no compensation from your data being sold.
This case is notably different from hackers stealing your data. Instead, they could steal your identity. With this type of access, they could impersonate you at your bank, your email, anything that uses SMS as a form of verification.
This isn't a "whoops, people know your birthday now (again)." This is "whoops, someone hacked into your bank account." All because TMobile's security practices (or at least Employee training) are extremely lacking.
This case is notably different from hackers stealing your data. Instead, they could steal your identity. With this type of access, they could impersonate you at your bank, your email, anything that uses SMS as a form of verification.
This isn't a "whoops, people know your birthday now (again)." This is "whoops, someone hacked into your bank account." All because TMobile's security practices (or at least Employee training) are extremely lacking.