Someone Is Sending Fake Letters To T-Mobile Customers Shaming Their Browsing History

I wonder if someone is trying to cast shade on TMobile as an ISP who is monitoring content and violating consumer rights? Unless it’s a precursor to a follow-up extortion campaign for these customers, it seems like by itself it does more potential damage to TMobile then to the consumers.

Sounds like someone purchased, or otherwise gained access to, T-Mobile's targeted customer advertising and marketing profile data.

Or, the kind of information that data harvesting applications gather, and then sell to data brokers.

I wonder if they have a grudge against T-Mobile, this is an early stage of a larger plan, or if it's just for the lulz?

And yet, there are no attempts to defraud the customer. No wording that asks for a ransom/payment, not even an email address that could possibly go to the bad actor. In fact, the email address in the letter is a real email address for T-Mobile’s legal department.

Hopefully it's just for good old fashioned shits and giggles.

Its scary some entity got the data. But its also kinda funny.

About my browsing history: this was for a novel I am writing about terrible terrible people who should never do that

How is it a fake letter? Sounds like a physical tangible thing.