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Team nekkid or with a case?

  • Team nekkid

    Votes: 119 26.0%

  • Case

    Votes: 282 61.6%

  • Nekkid with occasional case

    Votes: 57 12.4%
  • Total voters
    458
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kidkain said:
Exact same case I have

Still adjusting to the 6 plus size tho, reaching to the top is a struggle
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Double-tap the home button to bring the top of the screen down into reach
 
Not iPhone related but I know a bunch of people have T-Mobile including myself
[h1]T-Mobile and Experian Announce Massive Data Breach Affecting Approximately 15 Million People[/h1]
T-Mobile and Experian announced a data breach today, one which affects approximately 15 million people. More specifically, T-Mobile’s John Legere states in an open letter that any new customers who ran a credit check for a new device/plan from September 1, 2013 to September 16, 2015 are likely affected by this breach. 

As to what data was breached, T-Mobile and Experian claim that information including full name, address, birthdate, in addition to encrypted information such as social security number and ID numbers (driver’s license numbers and passport numbers) were breached. While the most sensitive data was encrypted, Experian has determined that the encryption may have been compromised.

If this breach affected you, and if you are a new T-Mobile customer then it probably does, Experian is offering two years of free credit monitoring via their own Protect My ID service. To sign up, you will need to provide your social number and all of that, but at least you can be somewhat assured that if any of your information falls into the wrong hands, you are protected.

T-Mobile has posted a full FAQ on the situation, and so has Experian.
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gregzzy23 said:
Soo if you got a new phone in that time frame, this affects you? So basically, this affects every single tmobile customer...
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New phone or new contract? I've been an existing customer for 7+ years. Don't remember doing a credit check for my new phone last year
 
bigsupa said:
Do they still have those rainbow fish that are like 4' long in that lil reef and did you take that pink sand home?

What cruise ship was that?
#CruiseLife FTW
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The rainbow fish were great ! The cruise ship was the Royal corribian . I don't think I will use them again though . The service was great but it seems as if it was for older people . Still had a good time though
 
st1llundftd said:
Not iPhone related but I know a bunch of people have T-Mobile including myself

[QUOTE url="[URL]http://www.droid-life.com/tag/t-mobile[/URL]"]
[h1]T-Mobile and Experian Announce Massive Data Breach Affecting Approximately 15 Million People[/h1]


T-Mobile and Experian announced a data breach today, one which affects approximately 15 million people. More specifically, T-Mobile’s John Legere states in an open letter that any new customers who ran a credit check for a new device/plan from September 1, 2013 to September 16, 2015 are likely affected by this breach. 



As to what data was breached, T-Mobile and Experian claim that information including full name, address, birthdate, in addition to encrypted information such as social security number and ID numbers (driver’s license numbers and passport numbers) were breached. While the most sensitive data was encrypted, Experian has determined that the encryption may have been compromised.



If this breach affected you, and if you are a new T-Mobile customer then it probably does, Experian is offering two years of free credit monitoring via their own Protect My ID service. To sign up, you will need to provide your social number and all of that, but at least you can be somewhat assured that if any of your information falls into the wrong hands, you are protected.



T-Mobile has posted a full FAQ on the situation, and so has Experian.
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[/quote]Went with T-mobile this past June, I'll call them up tomorrow and see what's up. Definitely don't want anything shady done under my name.
 
loskickking23 said:
bigsupa said:
Do they still have those rainbow fish that are like 4' long in that lil reef and did you take that pink sand home?

What cruise ship was that?
#CruiseLife FTW
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The rainbow fish were great ! The cruise ship was the Royal corribian . I don't think I will use them again though . The service was great but it seems as if it was for older people . Still had a good time though
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Lemme guess you left from jersey instead of FL?

I love Royal. I prefer them over Carnival. Carnival can be fun but it's also ratchet and cheaper hence the rachetness.
 
bigsupa said:
Lemme guess you left from jersey instead of FL?

I love Royal. I prefer them over Carnival. Carnival can be fun but it's also ratchet and cheaper hence the rachetness.
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We left out of Baltimore ....Carnival is a bit ratchet at times ..lol..also carnival had more to offer to our teenage kids . More teen events .. They were bored to death on Royal ..That may also be due to school being in ... The staff was great though
 
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st1llundftd said:
Not iPhone related but I know a bunch of people have T-Mobile including myself

[QUOTE url="[URL]http://www.droid-life.com/tag/t-mobile[/URL]"]
[h1]T-Mobile and Experian Announce Massive Data Breach Affecting Approximately 15 Million People[/h1]


T-Mobile and Experian announced a data breach today, one which affects approximately 15 million people. More specifically, T-Mobile’s John Legere states in an open letter that any new customers who ran a credit check for a new device/plan from September 1, 2013 to September 16, 2015 are likely affected by this breach. 



As to what data was breached, T-Mobile and Experian claim that information including full name, address, birthdate, in addition to encrypted information such as social security number and ID numbers (driver’s license numbers and passport numbers) were breached. While the most sensitive data was encrypted, Experian has determined that the encryption may have been compromised.



If this breach affected you, and if you are a new T-Mobile customer then it probably does, Experian is offering two years of free credit monitoring via their own Protect My ID service. To sign up, you will need to provide your social number and all of that, but at least you can be somewhat assured that if any of your information falls into the wrong hands, you are protected.



T-Mobile has posted a full FAQ on the situation, and so has Experian.
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Thanks for this. Will call T-Mobile tonight about this
 
loskickking23 said:
bigsupa said:
Lemme guess you left from jersey instead of FL?

I love Royal. I prefer them over Carnival. Carnival can be fun but it's also ratchet and cheaper hence the rachetness.
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We left out of Baltimore ....Carnival is a bit ratchet at times ..lol..also carnival had more to offer to our teenage kids . More teen events .. They were bored to death on Royal ..That may also be due to school being in ... The staff was great though
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My kids never wanna do those teen events... We tell them we leaving them home next time lol
 
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I did the math when I got my 6 plus last year and the 2 year pricing for me was a hundred or two cheaper for me. But i'm not a person who needs the new model every year.
 
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