LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – We all get them. Those annoying spam calls asking about your car warranty, debt relief, or maybe it’s a “congratulations” saying you hit the jackpot in a lottery you never entered.

Android's new fake call detection feature warns users when scammers spoof trusted contacts' numbers and use AI voice tools to impersonate loved ones.

Spam calls are on the rise, and the scammers behind those calls are getting more and more sophisticated. Because of this, it can be harder to determine whether or not a call is actually a scam, ...

These calls are not what they seem. Republished on July 6 with new police and sheriff department warnings as a new wave of attacks target smartphone users over the holiday weekend. Less than a month ...