Available starting today, Wireless Account Lock is an option for AT&T subscribers with postpaid or prepaid wireless accounts.

We're seeing a few reports of Android 16 bugs related to the lock screen, including it not waking up correctly.

AT&T is launching a new Account Lock feature that’s designed to protect wireless users against SIM swapping attacks. The ...

If you're an AT&T customer, you can turn on a new security feature that prevents your phone number from being moved to a ...

AT&T has a nifty new way of ensuring that its customers don't get SIM swapped.

AT&T today said that customers can activate Wireless Account Lock, a new feature that will prevent unauthorized changes to a ...

AT&T announced the feature in a news post that details how Wireless Account Lock can help to protect your phone. According to ...

Trump’s lock screen photo may be the least problematic thing on his phone His wallpaper is funny, but recent reporting suggests what happens on the phone is less amusing.

When you lock your Social Security number, a company looking to verify your SSN won't be able to verify your identity, stopping criminals from committing fraud.

Calls, such as emergency or other specially-programmed numbers, may be placed without entering a lock code.

This simple tip could save your life: Make your emergency medical information and contact numbers visible on your locked phone so you’re prepared if the worst happens.

Android 15's Theft Detection Lock is a neat feature, but can it really protect your data? Here's what I learned from testing.