Toyota said customers impacted by the data leak include those who signed up for T-connect services with their email addresses in 2017.
Toyota Motor Corp. said it has discovered nearly 300,000 customers who are part of its T-Connect service, may have been impacted by a data leak.
Toyota assigns numbers to each customer for administrative purposes but assures no sensitive information such as names, phone numbers or credit card information was part of the leak.
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