T-Mobile Offers Compensation for Sidekick Data Loss

Users that have had their T-Mobile Sidekick data wiped are being offered compensation for the major error, though it depends on whether personal data gets recovered or not on what they will be eligible for. Sidekick data users are being offered being offered a free month of data service for a start. The other news is that T-Mobile now says it is having some joy getting data back for some of the accounts after all, but if it happens that it can’t recover your data, it will be offering a $100 customer appreciation card that can be used towards products and services, or towards a bill should you wish. The word is that you will only qualify for that $100 gift card if T-Mobile can’t restore your data after two weeks. Depending on what got wiped, you might see that as not much or quite generous.

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