Moscow residents turn to pagers, printed maps as Russia enforces internet 'whitelist'
Residents of Moscow adapt to mobile internet outages by using pagers and printed maps since the government has enforced a 'whitelist' restricting online access to certain approved websites.
Martin Lewis tells iPhone and Android users 'type 5 digit code and screen grab result'
Martin Lewis advises mobile users to implement a five-digit security code to protect their accounts from theft after his appearance on ITV's This Morning.
Moscow Takes Drastic Measures Due to Ukrainian Strikes - 'Incredibly Frustrating'
Russian authorities have restricted mobile data usage in Moscow and other major cities since March 5, citing security concerns.
New Disruption at S-Bank
S-Bank experienced a new disruption in its mobile application and website access on Friday evening, following an earlier incident the same day.
Spy case in Souda: Videotaped material from the base found on the mobile phone of the 58-year-old - He received a deadline for his testimony
A 58-year-old Polish man is facing espionage charges in Chania, Greece, after authorities discovered military-related files on his mobile phone, and he has requested additional time to prepare his defense.
In Moscow, a Week of Mobile Internet Shutdowns Makes Life a Real Pain
Intermittent mobile internet shutdowns in Moscow have disrupted daily life and business operations for nearly two weeks due to security measures mandated by the Kremlin.
The Kremlin practices blocking mobile phones in Moscow
The Kremlin has implemented a trial block on mobile phone internet access in Moscow as a security measure, causing significant disruptions for citizens.
Drones Flying Over the Walls in Pravieniškės Landed in the Grasp of Prison Guards
Two packages with mobile phones and SIM cards were discovered in the Pravieniškės prison area, raising security concerns.
Officials seized packages containing phones intended for inmates in Pravieniškės prison
In Pravieniškės prison, officials found packages with mobile phones and SIM cards designated for inmates, prompting an investigation.
Moscow without mobile web for six days: 'Security reasons'
Moscow residents have faced mobile internet disruptions for six days, attributed to security reasons, reflecting a broader trend of internet outages across various regions in Russia.
The Kremlin explains internet disruptions as concerns for 'security'
The Kremlin stated that disruptions to mobile internet in Russia will continue as needed to ensure citizen safety amid growing Ukrainian attacks.
The best VPNs for iPhone, Android and laptops in the UK
The article outlines the best VPN options for mobile and laptop users in the UK, highlighting their importance for online privacy and security.
Gombe forest guards begin training in Osun
The Gombe State Forest Guards have begun their training at a Mobile Police Training School in Osun State to enhance security in the region's forest reserves.
Widespread Mobile Internet Outages Are Lawful and Needed for Security, Kremlin Says
The Kremlin justifies recent mobile internet outages in Moscow and St. Petersburg, claiming they are necessary for security and lawful under current legislation.
Moscow: Internet on mobile phones is constantly dropping - Kremlin responds 'for security reasons'
The Kremlin claims recent disruptions to mobile internet connections in Moscow and other major cities are for security reasons and compliant with legal regulations.
Man became furious with youths in a parking lot - retrieved his car
A man expressed anger towards a group of youths at a parking lot in Finland, leading to a disturbing incident captured on security camera and mobile phones.
Attempts to smuggle prohibited items into prisons in one day - 35 phones found
In a single day, authorities reported several attempts to smuggle prohibited items into three prisons, resulting in the discovery of 35 mobile phones.
Attempts to Smuggle Prohibited Items in Three Prisons in One Day - 35 Mobile Phones Found
On March 4, attempts to smuggle mobile phones into three Lithuanian prisons resulted in the discovery of 35 devices.
Who promised that there would be no terrorists during the warning: People in Ofakim are afraid to go to the shelters since October 7
Residents of Ofakim, Israel, express fear and hesitation to enter public shelters despite receiving warnings on their mobile phones due to ongoing threats since October 7.
Man Arrested at Tenerife Airport – Astonishing Discovery Made in Luggage
A 28-year-old man was arrested at Tenerife North Airport after security found 47 expensive mobile phones in his suitcase, many reported stolen.
A package with mobile phones found in Marijampole prison
A package containing two mobile phones and a SIM card was discovered at Marijampole prison in Lithuania.
Suspects 'not detained or recorded', but the package was unpacked by non-criminals
A package containing three mobile phones was found in a prison yard in Lithuania, with the suspects who threw it over the fence not being apprehended.
Investigation by EL.AS in Domokos Prisons - Homemade Knives and Mobile Phones Discovered
An investigation in the Domokos prison revealed multiple homemade knives and mobile phones in the inmates' cells.
There Can Be an Unpleasant Surprise in Your Phone Calendar – Here’s How to Prevent It
Cybercriminals are increasingly using calendar applications on computers and mobile phones to execute phishing attacks, warns security firm Malwarebytes.
Mobile phones found in Pravieniškiai 2nd prison
Two mobile phones were discovered in the Pravieniškiai 2nd prison in Lithuania, along with SIM cards and a charger.
Putin signs law enabling FSB to order individual internet and mobile disconnections, cites security concerns
President Putin has enacted a law allowing the FSB to disconnect individuals from internet and mobile services for security reasons.
5 packages found near prison security post: not for inmates, but for the guards
Five packages containing mobile phones were discovered near a prison security post in Lithuania, intended for guards rather than inmates.
Nigeria: SSS Agent Tells Court How Owo Church Massacre Suspect Was Tracked Through His Phone
An SSS agent detailed in court how a suspect in the Owo church massacre was tracked using his mobile phone.
State Duma Passes Bill Giving FSB Authority to Shut Down Internet and Mobile Services
The Russian State Duma approved a bill granting the FSB the power to demand the shutdown of internet and mobile services in the country.
Nisse on Småskär about the new cell tower: "A security issue"
The construction of a 45-meter-high community cell tower in Luleå's archipelago progresses as Telia plans to establish operations there, improving mobile coverage after two and a half years of effort by local advocates.
The Proposal: Mobile Mills to Provide Food in Crisis
Sweden's Livsmedelsverket has proposed the purchase of five mobile mills to process grain from emergency stocks in the northernmost regions during crises or war.
One mistake makes your web browser dangerous: This is not something many would think of
A security expert advises caution regarding browser extensions, highlighting their potential risks similar to mobile applications.
South American country limits phone lines to 7 per person to combat insecurity
Peru has implemented a regulation limiting individuals to a maximum of seven mobile phone lines to combat crime and reduce anonymity in telecommunications.
Crime in prison sports ground reveals whether guards are more cunning than inmates
A package containing three mobile phones was found at the Vilnius prison sports ground, prompting an investigation by the Lithuanian Prison Service.
Change to Mobile Certificate
The mobile authentication system in Finland is undergoing a visual update, which may cause confusion among users but does not affect the functionality of the service.
Under review how mobile phones got into Litla-Hraun
There is an ongoing investigation into the smuggling of mobile phones into the Litla-Hraun prison in Iceland.
Is your data safe on your mobile? Amit Shah issues this major alert on cyber threats
Union Home Minister Amit Shah has raised alarms about cybersecurity and fraud, emphasizing that cyber crimes have escalated to a national security issue in India.
Change to Mobile Certificate
The mobile certificate's authentication page has undergone a minor change, which may raise suspicions among some users regarding potential scams.
Your mobile has a setting that even the secret service can't break: Here's how to activate it for free
Apple's Lockdown Mode is a security feature designed to protect high-profile individuals, recently highlighted by the FBI's failure to access data on an iPhone with this mode enabled.
In partnership with Meta, SSP begins notifying stolen phones via verified number
The São Paulo Public Security Secretariat has partnered with Meta to send notifications regarding stolen or stolen mobile phones from a verified number to enhance security and credibility.
Powerful failure at Alior Bank. The bank assures that customer funds are safe
Alior Bank is experiencing a major system failure affecting its online and mobile banking services, but assures customers that their funds remain secure while they work to resolve the issue.
Who is stealing your internet? Here's how to disconnect the person using your WiFi without your authorization step by step
The article provides a step-by-step guide to check and disconnect unauthorized users from your Wi-Fi network using your mobile device.
Uganda announces suspension of internet services during elections
Uganda has announced the suspension of public internet services and several mobile services during the upcoming elections to safeguard national security and ensure order during the electoral process.
Data Theft: CNIL Imposes a 27 Million Euro Fine on Free Mobile and 15 Million on Free
The French data protection authority CNIL has fined Free Mobile 27 million euros and Free 15 million euros for security breaches related to subscriber data following a massive data theft.
The man who was talking to the 16-year-old Laura who disappeared in Patras has appeared voluntarily
A 58-year-old man, seen on security cameras talking to the missing 16-year-old Laura in Patras, has voluntarily reported to the police, claiming he met her to buy her old mobile phone.
If you have these mobile phones, consider replacing them: Here is the list of devices that will become unsafe to use in 2026
Owners of various Xiaomi smartphones should be aware of significant changes coming in 2026 when certain models will reach End-of-Life status, meaning no official support or updates will be available.
Google Pixel 7 Pro: get a pure Android smartphone for €379
The Google Pixel 7 Pro, launched in 2022, is now available for just €379, featuring five years of system and security updates, making it a great deal for a premium Android phone.
Augsburg Christmas Market: The use of mobile steel bollards will be reviewed
The city of Augsburg plans to evaluate the complex security concept involving the constant repositioning of steel bollards at the Christmas market.
Cases solved with the "eyes" of the Metro, the network that watches us underground
The National Police's mobile unit collaborates with subway security to catch fugitives, thieves, and gang members using surveillance cameras throughout the Madrid Metro system.
Nizhny Novgorod Villagers Decry Internet Blackouts Amid Government Mobile Network Shutdowns
Villagers in Nizhny Novgorod, Russia, are protesting the loss of mobile internet access affecting over 1,500 people due to government shutdowns of cellular networks linked to security concerns from the Ukraine war.