If you subscribe to the basic T-Mobile ONE plan, you have a 50 GB data plan, but your roaming limit is 200 MB of home data per month. You don`t pay roaming charges, but if you reach your national data roaming limit, data roaming access will be disabled until you return to an area covered by T-Mobile or until the start of your next billing period. On June 6, 2009, a message sent from a “pwnmobile_at_Safe-mail.net” email account to the Full Disclosure mailing list claimed that the company`s network had been breached and showed examples of data. The shipper offered the highest bidder “databases, confidential documents, scripts and programs from its servers, financial documents until 2009. [204] [205] On June 9, the company issued a statement confirming the breach but stating that customer data was secure. He claimed to have identified the source document for the sample data and believed that it had not been obtained by hacking. [206] A subsequent statement alleged that there was no evidence of an offence. [207] I`ve had AT&T, Verizon and TMO and I love TMO and I see no reason to change again. Verizon`s overall coverage was the best, but the only advantage was that it covered me in rural areas where I don`t spend much time. TMO has greatly expanded its network and now I only lose coverage when I`m far into the boonies.

I recently drove from WA to CA with my family and had all the way for coverage, as my two young sons in the back seat with my mobile hotspot for their tablets showed. We travel to Canada quite often and I still have excellent 4G coverage, yes 4G, across the border at no extra cost. and my kids can still use my mobile hotspot when they`re not in the country. My wife is a real Verizon who is tough and I`m not going to try to change her, but TMO is the absolutely perfect carrier for what I need and what I want. On July 30, 2018, T-Mobile and Nokia announced a $3.5 billion contract for equipment and software to build a national 5G network that will meet 3GPP 5G New Radio (NR) standards. The network will use the 600 MHz and 28 GHz frequency bands. [76] On September 2, 2010, Human Rights Watch published a report by Lance Compa titled “A Strange Case: Violations of Workers` Freedom of Association in the United States by European Multinational Corporations.” The report concludes that “company policy leads to practices that make workers fear seeking union representation in the first place.” [195] DT declares that it complies with international labour law and the standards enshrined in German domestic law. However, HRW noted that “T-Mobile USA`s fierce opposition to workers` freedom of association in the United States betrays Deutsche Telekom`s alleged commitment to social responsibility, hinders constructive dialogue with workers` representatives and, in several cases, violates ILO and OECD labour and human rights standards.” [196] In October 2017, T-Mobile announced that as of November 12, 2017, LTE speeds will be limited to 5GB (with speeds of 128 Kbps or 256 Kbps on some plans), while data roaming in Canada and Mexico remains unlimited.