Italy’s antitrust authority fined Apple €98.6M for ATT rules that forced extra consent steps on third-party apps and harmed competition.

Italy’s competition regulator today issued a fine of €98.63 million, or about $116 million, to Apple Inc. over the ATT privacy feature in iOS. The technology has also drawn antitrust scrutiny in other ...

AT&T bolstered enterprise IoT support with a performance monitoring platform that taps into metrics from its traditional 4G ...

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This may change in 2026, though, with AT&T reportedly considering removing all Moto phones from its stores. If the carrier ...

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Shortly after 7:30 a.m. on January 6, police issued a Nixle alert warning that the outage “may impact the ability to call 911 ...

Customers who have been using AT&T mobile services for years may be in for a surprise in 2026 as prices start slowly ...

Update: AT&T says “a fiber cut on another carrier’s network” is the cause of the outage; city police advise residents to use ...

These startups reimagined browser security, pioneered application security for AI-generated code, and are building consensus ...

The Manipur government has handed over the investigation into the incident, in which two persons, including a woman, were ...