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    Selling your data

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    T-Mobile is allegedly selling user data. | Image by Reddit user airsoftredditguy

    Last year, T-Mobile decided to buy the ad tech company Vistar Media to boost its advertising business. According to Reddit user airsoftredditguy, a soon-to-be former T-Mobile customer who previously worked at Vistar, the Un-carrier is actively selling customer data harvested through T-Life. 

    Now, T-Life is pretty much unavoidable for both new and existing customers. There is technically a way to opt out of this data sharing. Unfortunately, it doesn’t actually work.

    The illusion of control

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    T-Mobile wants you to let it share your data with third-party companies. | Image by Reddit user PengPenguin888

    T-Mobile wants to use your device and network usage data to create products and improve ads from third-party companies. As if that wasn’t bad enough, airsoftredditguy essentially confirmed everyone’s worst fears about how that data is handled behind the scenes. 

    Does it really matter?

    Most of the websites we frequent and apps we use ask for their fair share of permissions. T-Mobile is no different, and to be fair, it has expressly laid out its intentions.

    However, most of those other apps aren’t mandatory downloads. T-Mobile, on the other hand, doesn’t really leave you a choice when it comes to installing T-Life if you want to manage your account.

    Also don’t forget about the fact that those games they put on your phone are also collecting your data with T-Mobiles permission too.I even had a care rep admit to me that T-Mobile does not vet any of the apps that get put into app selector by third parties

    WAVF1n, Reddit user, May 2026

    Decisions, decisions

    Between forcing T-Life on users and spamming them with relentless permission notices, T-Mobile is driving many customers to plot their exit. Granted, we have seen this play out before, and the carrier usually comes out unscathed.

    Whether the carrier has finally gone too far with T-Life is an open question. 

    We have reached out to T-Mobile for comment and will update the story if we hear back.

    I just cancelled mine, the manager i spoke to the last time before i cancelled was super rude ans had a crazy attitude. I just literally cancelled it.

    OrganizationNo6619, Reddit user, May 2026

    Just another reason to cancel. The worst mistake I made was moving over to them.

    Zealousideal_Food466, Reddit user, May 2026

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