Galaxy S4 Smartphone

Allegations: Falsely representing the speed and storage capacity of Samsung Galaxy S4 smartphones

Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra 5G Smartphones

Allegations: Misleadingly marketing that smartphones of 128 GB of storage

Galaxy S4 Smartphone Battery

Samsung Z Fold 3 Smartphone

Allegations: Misleadingly marketing the smartphone as durable

Blackberry 10 Series Smartphones

LG’s ‘Water Resistant’ Claims

Smartphones marketed as “water resistant” are increasingly proving to be more resistant to warranties than water.

Ad or Not? Pokémon Go

The in-store presence of Pokémon prompts TINA.org inquiry about possible marketing agreements.

For AT&T Customers, a Costly Divorce

Early termination fees aren’t doing consumers any favors.

The Verizon ‘Edge’ of Deception

When a promise of big savings goes up in a puff of smoke.

Somebody’s Watching You

What you need to know about in-store tracking.

Logitech Video Home Security Systems

Allegations: Misleadingly representing that its security systems would provide reliable home security and consumers would be able to view videos on their computers, smartphones, and tablets when the security systems…

Verizon’s $300 Trade-In Offer

Expecting cold hard cash out of this offer? Think again.

AT&T Faces $100M Fine for Alleged Data Throttling

FCC to issue largest fine in agency history.

Is Your Cellphone Spying on You?

The mobile phone world was rocked in November 2011 when a systems administrator from Connecticut posted a 17-minute video on YouTube showcasing how a hidden program installed on millions of…

The ESPN App

It’s game over for non-cable subscribers.

FreePrints from PhotoAffections

  “So you take lots of pictures with your smartphone, right? The problem is there’s never been an easy or affordable way to get all those photos printed,” says a…

Nomi Settles FTC Charges It Misled Consumers on Mobile Tracking

Despite promises to the contrary, shoppers could not opt out of the tracking service.

What Mobile Carriers Are Really Saying in Their Ads

Digging into the fine print and details behind four recent ads.

FTC Backs Do Not Track for Apps

Agency recommends ways to give consumers more control over their data on mobile devices.

Good Ways to Avoid Bad Apps

That app you must have may not be what you think.