As demands for data transparency continue to grow, netizens everywhere are quickly realising just how little control they have over their personal details and online security. This lists some of the ways Google knows what you're doing online, whether you're aware or not.
Called UNLIMIT, the campaign promotes the online telco’s new unlimited data on demand plan for 4G+ speeds for S$3 a day.
MCMC blocked access to Keith Rozario's site which helped Malaysians check if their data was affected in the data breach that took place from 2014-2015.
We find out exactly what RM1 can get us in these 8 ASEAN countries and introduce Maxis' new data roaming plan that is available for a year for just RM1.
Supreme court rules facebook, skype and internet forums can be used to serve defendants about their court notices. Cue threads on EDMW about court summons.
Here's a good one, if you hate the hassle of changing SIM cards on a trip.
Knowledge is power, people.
How fast are those 1Gbps plans, really?
With M1 offering free voice calls, SMS, MMS and mobile data over the upcoming SG50 weekend, it looks like the other two telcos have a tough act to beat.
The promotion will be valid for the entire long weekend, from 7 to 10 August.
There's no telling what amazing benefits smart homes might bring to our lives, but personally, I'm ready for all those self-brewing cups of coffee.
Clearly, many of us need (or want) more than the 2GB data bundles that basic mobile plans currently offer. So why were unlimited data bundles phased out?