It’s a bit misleading to say they’re “random”. These are all children whose parents told T-Mobile to track for them. They’re seeing kids that aren’t theirs.
The issue isn’t that they’re random kids from the population or random T-Mobile customers, but that they’re kids that T-Mobile received consent to track and that information is being shared to the wrong people.
Obviously this is bad, but my point is that the data comes from somewhere. I know I’m preaching to the choir, but people need to be careful with what data they share with anyone or any organization.
It’s a bit misleading to say they’re “random”. These are all children whose parents told T-Mobile to track for them. They’re seeing kids that aren’t theirs.
The issue isn’t that they’re random kids from the population or random T-Mobile customers, but that they’re kids that T-Mobile received consent to track and that information is being shared to the wrong people.
Obviously this is bad, but my point is that the data comes from somewhere. I know I’m preaching to the choir, but people need to be careful with what data they share with anyone or any organization.