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The major wireless carriers in the country have been doing their best to fight off scammers and robocalls. T-Mobile has released its first ever end-of-year wireless scam report to show just how hard they’ve been working to protect customers.
With all the complaints that T-Mobile has received regarding unauthorized SIM swaps, it’s good to know that the Un-carrier is finally doing something about it.
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) recently submitted a proposal to change the rules to authenticate the identity of customers porting out from a carrier. Through this change, the FCC hopes it will help lessen SIM swap and port out attacks that customers have been complaining about.
Apple unveiled its latest smartphone, the iPhone 13, last week. And ever since then, wireless carriers around the country have shared various promotions.
T-Mobile is the recent victim of a cybersecurity attack.
The Un-Carrier quickly responded to reports that a hacker was able to access the customer information of nearly 100 million customers. And while the hacker’s entry point has been closed, T-Mobile’s investigation continues to show disappointing numbers.
Earlier this week, Samsung held its Galaxy Unpacked event. The South Korean manufacturer unveiled some of its latest devices, including the Galaxy Z Flip3 5G, Z Fold3 5G, Galaxy Watch 4, Galaxy Watch 4 Classic, and Galaxy Tab S7 FE 5G.
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) recently released its new broadband map that indicates cellular coverage in the country. The map gets its data directly from AT&T, T-Mobile, US Cellular, and Verizon Wireless, so you’re sure it is up-to-date.
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