It's nearly impossible to stop robocalls, but you can silence them. Here's how to set up your phone so you'll never hear ...

Subscribers may also request that their provider block all calls with hidden caller ID. Anyone calling with a concealed number will hear a “busy” tone. If the nuisance continues, subscribers can ...

Spam calls from telemarketers and loan agents can be a constant nuisance. Fortunately, both Android and iPhone users can ...

Millennial and Gen X parents who spent their teenage years stretching spiral phone cords into their bedrooms and talking ...

Ads are one of the ways to keep some websites and app developers afloat. They keep costs down and enable free content. Some of your favorite fan sites are likely ad-driven. But sometimes, too many can ...

The mass switch off is part of plans to dismantle the network of copper phone lines that has been around for the last 100 years ...

In an era of AI slop and algorithm fatigue, going offline has become the latest status symbol.

All these millennial parents want is to go back to the 90s. They're finding a way with screen-free childhoods.

BT-owned Openreach will launch a major switch-off for copper phone lines in 94 locations over the next 12 months.

It seems like no cell phone is safe from those pesky unwanted calls like robocalls, robo-texts and marketing messages but lets take a look at how we could potentially avoid most of them.

As the UK moves towards full-fibre broadband, BT-owned Openreach has named 94 locations set for a major switch-off.

Why is Christian Science in our name? Our name is about honesty. The Monitor is owned by The First Church of Christ, Scientist, and we’ve always been transparent about that. The church publishes the ...