Imagine a government initiative designed to protect millions from cyber threats, only to ignite a firestorm of debate over privacy and control within days. This scenario unfolded in India with the "Sanchar Saathi" app, a cybersecurity tool initially mandated for preinstallation on all smartphones
As technology continues to shape our lives, the intersection of privacy, child safety, and digital rights has never been more critical. Today, I’m thrilled to sit down with Oscar Vail, a leading expert in technology policy with a deep focus on emerging fields like quantum computing, robotics, and
Momentum surged behind a single app that promised cleaner billing, faster upgrades, and unified home internet controls, yet the rollout collided with the messy reality of trade-ins, split tender, and customers who simply want flexible options that work every time. In a market that prizes speed and
Fifteen minutes is all it now takes for a customer to leave one wireless carrier for another—a span shorter than a coffee break that promises the thrill of instant gratification while stirring a century-old worry about what speed does to trust, accuracy, and identity safety. T-Mobile’s “15 Minutes
In an industry where innovation can make or break a wireless carrier, T-Mobile stands on the brink of its first Un-carrier event since last year, stirring curiosity across the tech and telecom landscape. With a cryptic tagline like "It's about time" and subtle website updates hinting at new
Every day, millions of drivers rely on navigation apps to dodge traffic jams, find the quickest routes, and explore new places, but the demand for smarter, safer, and more intuitive tools has never been higher. With Google Maps rolling out its Gemini AI upgrade, the tech world is buzzing with
