A California jury has ruled against Google in a major privacy lawsuit, awarding damages over silent data transfers.

A California jury ordered Google to pay $314.6 million to Android users for secretly collecting data from idle devices.

As Elon Musk's Starlink prepares to launch in India, US-based Viasat is expanding its satellite services through a partnership with BSNL.

Amnezia VPN’s Mazay Banzaev & Ana D discuss how they combat government surveillance using stealth VPN protocols.

Colorado search and rescue teams have made a record number of requests for helicopter hoists to start off the year — and the ...

Google must pay Android users after a California jury found it misused mobile data for its own gain without user consent.

Starting July 8, 2025, all Pixel 6a devices will automatically receive the Android 16 update. However, the new battery ...

Google is looking at a mega fine in the EU, and the company is trying to avoid that. The latest plan could work, but we'll ...

Your phone's hotspot feature can help you get your laptop or tablet online, but sometimes it takes some settings fixes to ...

The class action lawsuit was brought on behalf of an estimated 14 million California Android users, first filed in 2019.

For Google Fiber customers, your home internet experience could improve very soon. Just recently, Google Fiber announced its ...

A new study reveals the US states with the worst cell phone coverage for travelers, just as summer 2025 travel peaks.