T-Mobile's T-Life app records screen activity by default, raising privacy concerns due to its non-consensual operation.

A new feature has customers worried, but T-Mobile says it's meant to be helpful. Either way, you can disable it. Here's how.

Apple is now accepting claims for its major Siri privacy settlement but the clock is ticking for you to get a piece of the ...

In 2022, Elon Musk issued a 72-hour ultimatum to Apple, demanding a $5 billion deal for SpaceX to become the exclusive ...

Cloudera, the only true hybrid platform for data, analytics and AI, today announced it has joined the AI-RAN Alliance, a global consortium committed to integrating AI into telecommunications ...

Seemingly overnight, we've seen a rise in 5G home internet popularity. One report found that 89% of new broadband ...

The pending Nippon Steel deal would be unusual in granting the U.S. government some control over a private company — models ...

The pending Nippon Steel deal would be unusual in granting the U.S. government some control over a private company—models ...

T-Mobile is not only losing its trust among its customers, but it seems that it is experiencing a fallout with MVNE Roccstar ...

The company said it laid off the plaintiff because of performance failings, but an HR officer reportedly said it had “nothing ...

Mobile's MVNE program, one of its earliest partners raises concerns — and asks for compensation over unmet expectations.