The Government’s Phone, Text, and Email Spying, Explained. ... however, that the Verizon data collection has actually been going on since 2006 , and more phone companies may be involved.

What's most disquieting about the Guardian's revelation that the federal government has been vacuuming up vast quantities of phone data is what we don't know. The highly classified FISA court ...

The data that you’re talking about in this book, a lot of times it’s not data that’s collected through traditional legal channels or even through cyberattacks, but rather the government ...

As of yesterday afternoon, 4,798 companies had filed in the Robocall Mitigation Database. "All of the largest phone carriers have certified to implementation of STIR/SHAKEN standards on their IP ...

The FCC requires all phone companies to contribute 7.3 percent of their revenues from interstate and international calls to the universal service fund. About $5.5 billion is collected each year.

The government forced AT&T to break up into eight different companies in 1984. Today, almost all of them are once again part of AT&T. Here's how it happened.

Phone companies have been accused of not acting in the interest of the customers as MPs have been warned about the risks of phone snatching as they leave parliament.

"Bad-actor" phone companies that profit from robocalls could be blocked by more legitimate carriers under rules approved unanimously yesterday by the Federal Communications Commission. Under the ...

A Knoxville man discovered there is a wide price range in the cost of his new free government phone. The order form lists the charge of his access wireless phone at $200, but he found the same phon… ...