Last year, Verizon and AT&T made headlines when researchers discovered they had been engaging in some unsavory customer tracking techniques, using unique identifier numbers or "perma-cookies" to track the websites
If you're not happy with how much you're paying for your Verizon bill every month, here are some ways that you can get it lowered. Some users will simply move to another carrier if they're not happy with the price they're paying every month for their
Verizon is mad about the FCC's decision to reclassify broadband as a common carrier service and impose network neutrality restrictions that prevent Internet providers from blocking or throttling Internet content or prioritizing content in exchange for
Verizon Wireless is finally letting its customers opt out of its ad-targeting program that uses persistent, undeletable tracking codes on phones, reports The New York Times.
The details of this model will prove to be extremely important, but the big takeaway here is that Verizon's service theoretically could be priced at zero (or in general, substantially less than the $15-20 per month many of the major apps such as