A new pseudo-network offers privacy-conscious mobile phone users the ability to change their IMSI at the press of a button.

A man who systematically undermined phone security wants to be paid to secure vital infrastructure. What could possibly go wrong?

Are new Russian operators being established so quickly in occupied territory because the military relies on civilian networks, or could there be a darker purpose?

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Landlines may be turning more digital but the process of cleaning up after an engineer remains stubbornly analog.

The web of murky dealings surrounding state-owned operator Kazakhtelecom stretches from former President Nursultan Nazarbayev to Swedish telcos Telia and Tele2.

The story of an American becoming the first woman to lead the ITU in its 157-year history contrasts with another story about diversity only being welcome when it suits the goals of powerful nations.

PayPal wrote a policy allowing them to take USD2,500 from the accounts of customers deemed guilty of 'promoting misinformation'.

Kelly Bayer Rosmarin, CEO of Australian telco Optus, appears to be on the brink following a deluge of criticism.

You can fire Americans, hire replacements somewhere cheaper, and disguise where they are, but eventually somebody pays a price.

Regulators want businesses to be able to share data so they can prevent fraud when personal data has been compromised.

Government Minister Samuel Rapapa says Global Voice Group (GVG) was awarded its contract illegally.