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Sorry to lazy to go through articles like this, do they mention if this is just in the US or something? Or do they also do this in the EU?
Does T-Mobile operate in Europe? I thought they were a US carrier.
They are German as far as I am aware, but that doesnt mean they do the same crap in Europe as they do in the US hence my question
The article doesn't specify where and they don't say T-Mobile US. They do say that it's the T-Life app that records the screen while using it.
Sorta yes and no. T-Mobile US is its own corporate entity, but their majority shareholder is Deutsche Telekom, and they take their name from that company’s mobile service brand.