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Yeah, T-Mo may fighting a better fight, but their security issues dog them. Maybe the average consumer doesn’t care, but I find it hard to champion a brand that
by chomp 5y ago
Yeah, T-Mo may fighting a better fight, but their security issues dog them. Maybe the average consumer doesn’t care, but I find it hard to champion a brand that gives such a half effort to protecting their customers’ information.
- 0x000000001 5y agoHow the tables turn. Have we forgotten that Snowden revealed all the phone companies handed over data/back doors to the NSA except TMobile? There is no perfect carrier; the best you can do is pick the one least likely to sell you out or get hacked today.
- xxpor 5y agoMost people's threat model considers their personal data leaking to someone who might financially exploit them MUCH MUCH MUCH more of a threat than their call records ending up in bulk in some NSA db. Because most people are rational.
- Spooky23 5y agoThe problem with that position is that you know nothing about the other 2 players. Security breaches are always a matter of when, not if. If you think that AT&T, Verizon or any of the 20 MVNOs that interface with their systems don’t have similar vulnerabilities, I have a beautiful bridge in Brooklyn with your name on it.