Parents go to extreme lengths to protect their children, and that makes random technical glitches that put those children at risk all the more terrifying. Yesterday, T-Mobile’s SyncUP Kids tracking ...

T-Mobile sells a little-known GPS service called SyncUP, which allows users who are parents to monitor the locations of their ...

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People try out Huawei smartphones in Shenzhen, south China's Guangdong Province, Sept. 10, 2024. (Xinhua/Liang Xu)LANZHOU, ...

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A Sunshine resident and his brother, with alleged links to international organised crime have been charged over a complex ...

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The T-Mobile SyncUP system got hit by the scary glitch earlier in the week, also exposing locations of random cars.

A new study claims that using a driving tracking app makes drivers safer on the roads, and that's not surprising.