Trump Mobile has admitted that it exposed customers' personal data including home addresses and phone numbers. The company made the admission after customers discovered the information was publicly accessible online.
A spokesperson for the company stated that the leak did not include financial information. However, Trump Mobile only acknowledged the issue after individuals began finding their details exposed, and it has not yet directly notified affected customers.
A letter from the Pentagon, exposed this week, confirms that US adversaries have used location data from soldiers' phones to target them in war zones.
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Recent experiments by CNET found that some popular AI chatbots will provide personal information like addresses and phone numbers when prompted. Grok proved the most willing to share data, while others refused. The findings highlight ongoing privacy risks with these tools.
The U.S. government will permanently drop tax claims against President Trump, his sons and the Trump Organization as part of a settlement over a lawsuit alleging leaks of his tax returns.