Trump Mobile faces scrutiny over FCC authorization and security lapses

Senator Maggie Hassan (D-N.H.) has raised significant concerns regarding Trump Mobile, alleging that the company failed to secure necessary FCC authorizations for its international calling services. In a formal letter, Hassan noted that the provider also appears to have neglected mandatory filings for robocall mitigation. These regulatory issues are compounded by security alarms following reports that hackers compromised the personal data of over 3,600 customers. Furthermore, the company previously confirmed that a third-party vendor exposed additional customer information online. Hassan argues that these failures indicate a broader disregard for FCC compliance protocols designed to protect mobile network integrity and user privacy. The senator is now pressing for answers regarding the company's operational transparency and its ability to safeguard sensitive consumer data against ongoing cyber threats.