Recovering their stolen backhoes might've been like finding a needle in a haystack, but one Texas-based concrete construction fleet has all eyes on deck with Verizon's GPS tracking software installed ...

Whether you know it or not, you've been auto-enrolled in a program called Custom Experience, a program that allows Verizon Wireless to keep an unwanted eye on your web activity. While not uncommon, ...

Trucker Tools has integrated the Verizon Connect Reveal fleet management platform into its Smart Capacity platform to enhance real-time shipment tracking. Verizon Connect Reveal tracks compliance and ...

NEW YORK (AP) - Verizon has long been known as a home phone and wireless service provider. But it's evolving to make more money by tracking what we watch and read on our phones. About two-thirds of ...

We're all painfully aware of how much data the services that we use collect from us on a daily basis. Your email provider, phone carrier, ISP — they're all collecting and selling your data. There's ...

Trucker Tools has enhanced the provision of real-time shipment tracking within its Smart Capacity platform by integrating with the Verizon Connect Reveal fleet management platform, which tracks ...

Sprint and Verizon both recently started offering standalone GPS tracker devices that can report their exact position using cellular networks. AT&T already offers such a device. The devices use the ...

Verizon will put a peel-off sticker on the screen of cellphones it sells, warning that the user’s location may be tracked. The sticker also advises users to be careful which apps they install if they ...

Verizon today launched a new search engine, claiming that its “OneSearch” service will offer users more privacy than the standard options in a market dominated by Google. Verizon’s actual search ...

NEW YORK --Verizon will pay a $1.35 million fine over its use of "supercookie" technology that the government said followed phone customers on the Internet without their permission. Verizon will also ...

Sleep well, my precious. I know where you live. That’s the gist of a new warning sticker that Verizon Wireless plans to slap on its smartphones. Verizon revealed its plans in a letter to Congress, as ...