AT&T and Verizon Challenge SpaceX’s Satellite Service Plan
AT&T and Verizon are strongly opposing SpaceX's plan to enhance T-Mobile's network using its Starlink satellites. Both telecom giants argue...
Lawmakers Demand Answers from Meta on Illicit Drug Ads
A group of 19 bipartisan U.S. lawmakers is pressing Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg to explain why the company's platforms, Facebook...
T-Mobile Fined $60 Million for National Security Violations by U.S. Committee
The Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS) has slapped T-Mobile with a record $60 million fine. Announced...
Massive Data Leak Exposes Sensitive Information of 2.7 Billion People
A major data breach has recently exposed the personal details of approximately 2.7 billion people. The hack, carried out by...
Apple Opens iPhone NFC Access to Third-Party Developers with iOS 18.1
Apple has announced that with its upcoming iOS 18.1 update, third-party developers will be granted access to the iPhone’s NFC...
The Verge’s Reporting on Valve’s Secret Game ‘Deadlock’ Sparks Controversy
A storm has erupted in the gaming world following The Verge's decision to publish details about Valve's covert project, "Deadlock."...
In Rare Antitrust Move, US Considers Breaking Up Google
Last week, Google was found guilty of illegally monopolizing the internet search market, a landmark antitrust ruling that has triggered...
Major Grocery Chain Uses ‘Dynamic Pricing’ to Adjust Prices Based on Income
U.S. Senators Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts and Bob Casey of Pennsylvania are sounding the alarm over Kroger’s use of artificial...
Trump Falsely Accuses Harris of Using AI to Generate Visuals of Rally Crowds
Former President Donald Trump has reignited controversy by alleging that Vice President Kamala Harris' campaign is using AI to fake...
Schools Crack Down on Smartphones to Curb Classroom Distractions
Across the United States, schools are increasingly banning smartphones during class to tackle growing issues of distraction and cyberbullying. This...