Some Toys “R” Us customers may have had their personal information compromised after the company says it became aware of a “cybersecurity incident” that happened during the summer.

Customers may have had their name, address, email and phone number exposed as part of the data breach, according to a statement from Toys “R” Us Canada which was emailed to affected customers.

Toys “R” Us, which is the banner name behind other store brands including Babies “R” Us and The HMV Shop, stresses that “no passwords, credit card details or similar confidential data,” was exposed in the incident.

The company says it became aware of the breach on July 30, 2025, and tasked a third-party cybersecurity team to help with containing and investigating the incident.

In its statement emailed to customers, T

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