Jonathan Lamont is a News Editor at MobileSyrup. He covers a range of topics including telecommunications, consumer tech, and mobility, with a focus on areas such as 5G technology, mobile networks, and communication service providers. Jonathan has been featured in blogTO, Daily Hive, and MobileSyrup.
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With the growing use of ALPRs from companies like Flock, there's a growing movement tracking the invasive cameras.
Rogers will soon hit customers with a credit card processing fee if they use one to pay their phone or internet bill.
Google's new Fitbit Edge tracker offers a fitness-first experience with a couple kinda smart features to sweeten the deal.
Spotify's new verification system checks whether Family Plan subscribers live together. Failing to verify in seven days could get you banned.
By: Jonathan Lamont
Gaming platforms could join social media apps in being regulated by Canada's Bill C-34 digital safety bill, minister says.
A new petition seeks the creation of customer service standards like maximum hold times for Canadian telecoms.
Looking for a new, cheap wireless plan? No Name Mobile has a flash sale until Nov. 4 that could net you a $29/50GB plan.
Cineplex unveiled its Dune: Part Three merch, including two new popcorn buckets that are somehow even more NSFW.
Canada's Competition Tribunal ordered Rogers to pay a $15 million penalty over "deceptive" ads for its unlimited wireless plans.
Bell is spinning of its wireless tower infrastructure into a new company called TowerCo, and selling a stake to La Caisse.
