Senator Raises Security Concerns Over Trump Mobile's FCC Authorization and Data Breach

<p>Senator Maggie Hassan (D-N.H.) stated that Trump Mobile appears to have failed to obtain the necessary authorizations to operate the international calling portion of its phone service in a letter to the company dated October 8, 2026. </p><p>In her letter, Hassan noted that Trump Mobile also does not seem to have submitted a required plan to combat robocalls. While Trump Mobile's business partner, Liberty Mobile Wireless, filed a robocall database, Hassan indicated that the filing was incomplete.</p><p>Hassan's letter raised concerns about Trump Mobile's security following a report that hackers stole personal data from 3,615 customers. Trump Mobile had previously confirmed that a vendor it uses exposed customers' personal data, including phone numbers and home addresses, on the Internet. Hassan alleged that Trump Mobile did not adhere to multiple FCC filing rules intended to ensure the security of mobile services.</p>