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No, that Wasn't Actually T-Mobile Sending You a Letter About Watching Porn

TL;DR Some T-Mobile subscribers have received letters in the mail purporting to be from the carrier and accusing them of browsing “unethical” websites. The letters don’t appear to be part of any obvious scam, and seem to just be intended to intimidate their recipients. T-Mobile has strongly denied any involvement, and says it’s investigating where they came from. Privacy can seem like an increasingly outdated concept, and while there are soluti…
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The T-Mo Report broke the news in on Thursday, October 2, 2025.
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