Telecommunications

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A shadowy figure holding a burner phone, with digital overlays of government IDs and data streams, symbolizing the end of anonymous communication.

FCC Proposes Rules to End Anonymous Burner Phones

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is advancing a rule that would mandate telecommunications firms collect and store a government-issued identification number and physical address from all ne

Dr. Aris Thorne·June 13, 2026

A symbolic crossroads representing AT&T, T-Mobile, and Verizon, with a consumer figure making a difficult decision about new unlimited mobile plans.

Explainers

AT&T Unveils New Unlimited Plans Amidst Fierce Competition

For a family of four, AT&T's new top-tier Elite 2.

Lena Petrova·May 31, 2026

Futuristic cityscape with holographic Boost Mobile ads and a hovering drone, symbolizing advanced and accessible mobile communication.

Artificial Intelligence

Boost Mobile Offers Unlimited Plan for $25

For just $10 a month, new Boost Mobile customers can acquire three months of an 'unlimited' plan, a price point that significantly undercuts many basic coffee subscriptions and makes high-speed data a

Dr. Aris Thorne·May 31, 2026