Author: Rob Pegoraro, Special for USA TODAY

Pledges set to expire Wednesday could mean the return of data caps from Internet service providers. What is each company planning?

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With more strain than ever on bandwidth, Google says it’s trying to “do our part to minimize stress on the system during this unprecedented situation.”

Working and learning from home takes more than just a laptop and phone. You also need access to the internet — and not every home has access to wired broadband.

You can cut your ISP out. Mozilla will switch U.S. desktop Firefox users to an encrypted form of the directory assistance behind internet navigation.

After Iowa caucuses app fiasco, everybody should think anew about the wisdom of throwing a mobile app at every problem. Sometimes, just web will do.

In the era of high-tech smart TVs, all eyes are on your data. But what television makers are doing to protect you is still a low-resolution picture.

Public TV stations had remained a holdout from streaming services since the debut of Dish Network’s Sling TV in 2015.

Yes, your message bubbles will change with RCS messaging, but probably not how you were hoping. One question is whether it will work with your carrier