Back in October, when Hurricane Milton devastated Florida, T-Mobile and Starlink enabled their satellite-based texting ...

The Washington state attorney general is suing T-Mobile over a 2021 data breach that exposed the data of 79 million people.

Unlike other background checks, there’s no paywall stopping you from accessing some of the data, so you’ll only pay if you want to open up the full and more detailed report. When the time ...

The Supreme Court ruled in June that there was no evidence to support the allegations ... Furthermore, as he notes, “the FCC clearly has an interest in and the authority ...

The Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals said that the FCC lacked the authority to oversee wireless and home-broadband services under the same set of rules that long governed telephone service.

The FCC had sought to reinstate a sweeping policy established under President Obama that was designed to treat internet service as an essential public service, similar to a water or power utility.

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit said Thursday that the FCC lacked the authority to reinstate the Obama-era rules, dealing a final blow to a decade-long effort to gain greater ...

No paying off ISPs specifically to ensure your competitors get slower connections to netizens, for instance. The Obama-era net neutrality rules were undone in 2017 by President Donald Trump's FCC ...

Federal net neutrality rules, which briefly came back from the dead under the Biden administration, have been struck down by the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals. The three-judge panel ruled that ...

On Thursday, a three-judge panel struck down net neutrality rules that the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) had hoped would stop broadband providers from varying speeds for users when ...

Here is how Judge Griffin's opinion for the panel summarizes the case and its background ... considered under Chevron, we no longer afford deference to the FCC's reading of the statute.

The FCC‘s effort to establish rules of the road for internet service has been sidelined again, as a federal appeals court has blocked the latest version of net neutrality regulations.