Anyone who has used an Android phone with a mobile service plan in the last nine years could be eligible for a payout.

Consumers can now make claims in Google's settlement of a lawsuit that alleged it needlessly collected Android user's data. See if you qualify.

A preliminary settlement has been filed in a class action that claimed Google was quietly transferring Android user data over cellular connections. The case hinged on the “conversion” of cellular data ...

Android users may receive cash from Google's $135 million settlement for unauthorized cellular data use since 2017, with ...

The "could not activate cellular data network" error means your iPhone won't be able to use the mobile data you're paying for. Fixing it likely entails turning the ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Android logo - Photo by Joan Cros/NurPhoto via Getty Images If you've used an Android phone with a cellular plan in the US anytime ...

Google agreed to a $135M settlement over Android cellular data use, with eligible US users able to receive prorated payments.

Data traffic from cellular IoT connections is expected to rise to 218.6 exabytes (EB) by 2035, according to Omdia’s latest research. This increase is fueled by a growing demand for data that can be ...

Public Mobile users across Canada are reporting issues with cellular data and outgoing calls following a system update that took place early Wednesday morning. While the carrier briefly posted ...

If you used an Android device with a mobile carrier dating back to November 2017, Google could owe you up to $100. Here's what you need to know.