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Criminals are increasingly using a technique called “SIM swapping” to steal personal information and gain access to your ...

The newer eSIM technology, which is quickly becoming the standard on high-end phones, is safer and more convenient.

The phone rings and it's a number you don't recognize. Or perhaps an unknown number shows up in your missed calls. You're curious, but you don't want to pick up or call back if it's a telemarketer or ...

Some of the best reasons to use a Pixel phone are turned off by default. Follow these steps to get the most out of your ...

(Image credit: National Public Data) Now, just because they may be getting the data from legitimate sources and verifying it doesn't mean that you want them to have it or be make it readily accessible ...

Verizon enables you to view a detailed breakdown of your monthly bills through its My Verizon website. Once you register for the online service, you can see a breakdown of how much you were charged ...

If you’re a smartphone owner—and chances are that’s everyone reading this—you’ve probably encountered an eerie, but all too common scenario: One day you’re talking about a random topic while your ...

People have different opinions about how long a phone should last, but in the US, people replace their handsets every two to three years. However, that doesn't mean this upgrade cycle works for ...

Sometimes we can almost forget smartphones are for making and receiving calls. Sure, speaking to someone via a telephone no longer represents state-of-the-art technology, particularly with the advent ...

Switching to a new wireless carrier may seem like a hassle, but according to a Consumer Reports member survey, it’s well worth the effort. Of the CR members who changed service providers in the past ...

If you look at your phone all day long, you might forget to pay attention to your friends and family. Jason Chun is a CNET writer covering a range of topics in tech, home, wellness, finance and ...