If you're traveling internationally, carrying a simple phone that doesn't store personal information can be a smart move when entering the US.

International travelers should consider getting a burner phone to avoid border agents snooping on their private data.

Border agents in the US are reportedly increasing the frequency and intensity of device searches, including phones belonging to American citizens returning home. Such searches aren't illegal, but they ...

Authorities around the world can use your cell phone to track your location and potentially access other sensitive private information about you. One possible protection from this data collection is a ...

Earlier this year, TCL announced a slew of new smartphones, now we know why. The company has been spreading these new devices across different carriers, and the TCL 50 XE 5G is going to Verizon ...

Explore the differences between Verizon Prepaid and Verizon Postpaid plans—costs, perks, flexibility, and when going prepaid ...

Typically, when consumers look to prepaid for their phone needs, it’s because they want to save as much as possible. T-Mobile wants to back up that way of thinking with its new promotion, which nets ...

Gone are the days when the only way to get your hands on a high-end smartphone was to sign a multi-year agreement with a major carrier. Today, you can get top Android phones as well as the iPhone 5, ...

Grab-and-go models provide consumers with smartphones complete with 12 gigabytes of data monthly plus unlimited texts and voice calls in the U.S., Canada and Mexico Wireless tech company SurgePays has ...