Trump Mobile says it is investigating a potential security issue after reports that personal information submitted in connection with preorder orders was accessible online. Several outlets report that people who entered preorder forms had their names, home or mailing addresses, and phone numbers exposed, with one report putting the number of affected individuals at about 27,000. TechCrunch and other coverage cite the company’s confirmation that the exposure involved a third-party platform used to support aspects of Trump Mobile operations. The company says it is evaluating whether customer notification is required. Multiple sources also report that investigators have not found evidence of financial information being exposed, such as credit card or banking details, and that the exposure was not the result of a breach of Trump Mobile’s own network, systems, or infrastructure. The issue comes amid broader controversy and operational challenges for the Trump-branded phone company, including delays and public criticism. Reporting also describes individuals and creators discovering the issue through publicly accessible data and attempting to alert the company.