Amira Saadeh

A class-action lawsuit against Hinge Paret company, Match Group, claims misrepresentation of services and intentional ensnarement of users.

Classified intelligence reveals Russia’s ongoing efforts to develop and deploy space-based nuclear weapons, which are threats to the peace in space.

Aiming to reduce spam, Google is introducing significant security requirements to its Gmail service, slated to roll out in April 2024.

The FCC will force a telecom provider to promptly disclose data breaches affecting the consumers’ personally identifiable information.

Network Operators Got $42.3 Million for Open RAN Their Testing Needs The U.S. federal government has granted $42.3 million to a consortium of major telecom network operators and suppliers to make their Open Radio Access Network ambitions come true. The National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) has granted $42.3 million for the deployment of Open […]

Researchers have put together an advanced prosthetic that can transmit the temperature variations of a held or touched object.

Financial solutions firm Revolut is set to launch its eSIM plans in the UK later this week in collaboration with telecom operator 1GlOBAL.

In medical wearables news, MIT engineers designed a unique ultrasound sticker that monitors deep internal organs for any issues.

Experts are concerned over an AI-based fake ID maker whose product is so convincing that it’s tricking identity verification processes.

Alarm bells went off when Jon from The Net Guy Reviews channel found spyware in his brand-new AceMagic mini-PC.