Customers say Trump Mobile is leaking their personal information

President Trump’s phone provider and phone maker Trump Mobile are disclosing customer information, including addresses and email addresses, according to reports.

Tuesday, YouTubers Coffeezilla and penguin0who both said they ordered a gold T1 phone for Trump Mobile, said they were tipped off by an investigator who found leaked data online.

“I know sadly that I’m one of those customers whose address, email, you know, anything that doesn’t have a credit card number is being exposed,” said Coffeezilla, who became famous. crypto fraud investigation. “Don’t order from trumpmobile.com unless you’re ready to have your information leaked. It’s terrible.”

The two Youtubers said they ordered the T1 phone out of curiosity, not to support the President and his business interests. Now, like other Trump Mobile customers, their information has been released.

Both said they were informed of the leak by a source, who shared their personal information to ensure they had access. The investigator told them that they could not find anyone at Trump Mobile, so the matter is not over yet. “We’ve all experienced radio silence,” said penguinz0.

Both YouTubers did not explain how the hackers could get the data because they said it was easy to do that, and the data is still available online.

Trump Mobile did not respond to TechCrunch’s request for comment.

According to the unique IDs they released, Coffeezilla said, it appears that only 30,000 people have ordered the phone. That is a much lower number than expected. Last year, according to estimatesthere were 590,000 calls, with a price of $100.

Trump Mobile was announced last year, with the promise of a Made in the USA phone. When it appears, according to NBC Newswhose journalists got their hands on the device nine months after it was delivered, marketing materials now claim the phone is “made with American ideas” and “made with American skills.”

The Verge is others found that phone game the American flag with only 11 stripes instead of twelve it should be, although it is possible that the artist intended the “TRUMP MOBILE” logo to be twelve lines. Others have seen it too that the phone looks similar to a two-year-old HTC phone, meaning it could be a refurbished device.

The phone has been facing problems since day one. 404 Media, for example, tried ordering T1 when it was advertised and the ordering page failed and charged the wrong amount.