Now here’s something that is sure to give T-Mobile some bad press — The carrier has recently announced that due to a server failure personal data users may have had on their Sidekicks “has almost certainly been lost”.

Of course, they are in the process of attempting to recover this data but judging by the announcement there doesn’t seem like a very good chance they will be able to.

What will T-Mobile do to remedy this situation? Let’s wait and find out.

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