When you set out to find a new mobile phone, you generally have two options for operating systems: Apple's iOS or Google’s Android. But a company is now giving you a third option. It’s not a new operating system but rather an Android smartphone that runs without Google’s code.

Have you ever wondered why you see advertising on Facebook for something you searched elsewhere? Many people have described how they were served ads for a product they only mentioned in a conversation. By only using your location data, it turns out apps know more about you than you may think.

A new tool coming to Apple's iOS 14.5 allows users the opportunity to stop apps from tracking them before using it. This could cut down on those targeted ads that follow you around the web. But Facebook wants you to know just how great targeted ads really are and that you should not use Apple's tool. Who's right?

Yes, your smart speaker is always listening for the wake word, but there’s another privacy concern you need to know about. Plus, Twitter has a new five-strike policy for people caught sharing misinformation, and you may qualify for $50 off your internet bill each month. Then, the team talks all things mobile gaming.