Oracle Data Cloud and Moat Analytics Filter Fraud from Mobile Apps
Moat Analytics Earns MRC recognition for sophisticated invalid traffic filtration and detection in mobile apps.
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Mac or PC in the Classroom? Echo360 Video Capture and Streaming Software Crosses Both Platforms
Echo360 launches a unified software application for video recording and streaming on any device that eliminates cross-platform training and support costs.
Mobile Carriers Still Selling Collected Data to Third Parties
Despite the fact that such practices are in direct violation of US law, AT&T, T-Mobile, and Sprint are selling 911 locations to third parties.
What Decision Makers Need to Know About Faulty Android Antivirus Apps
A recent test shows that most of them are a sham, and don’t protect users against viruses as advertised.
Verizon Waives Fee for K-12 Texting Services
Verizon recently announced that it is waiving a spam-blocking fee that would have shut down a free texting service users in the K-12 fields typically take advantage of.
Hopes Remain High For Foldable Phones Despite Setbacks
Manufacturers are hopeful that foldable phones are the future of mobile devices, but have been struggling to find a successful design.
Cell Carriers Continue to Sell Data to Third Parties Without Consumer Permission
Despite a harsh condemnation that resulted in promises to prioritize consumer privacy, cell carriers are still selling location data to dubious middlemen.
USB-C 3.1 to Gigabit Ethernet Adapter a Boon to Enterprise
Designed for demanding applications, Portsmith’s Swoopy 3C provides enterprise-grade USB-C 3.1 to Ethernet connectivity.
The United States Has Some of the Most Expensive Cell Phone Bills
Compared to other developed countries across the globe, Americans typically pay more for their cell phone bills due to lack of antitrust enforcement, pro-competition policies, and the interconnection between telecom companies and policy-making.
New California Law to Increase Cybersecurity of Personal Devices
Starting in 2020, devices created in California will have better security. But, holes in the new law might keep decision makers guessing.
