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On this episode of Founders Explain The World, Cape CEO John Doyle explains all the ways that your phone can track you and what you can do to stop it.

The FCC's proposed ID collection rule would build the exact database Chinese hackers are already inside U.S. telecom networks looking for.

We know how to protect our troops from telecom attacks. We're just not doing it. The carriers won't act without pressure. Congress and the Pentagon need to force their hand now.

Is it possible to create a private and secure mobile carrier? Privacy Guides sits down with Ruddy Wang, Head of Consumer at Cape to answer questions about the service and to dive into how the privacy & security features work.

In this episode of Crossing the Valley, Cape CEO John Doyle tells how four people in a WeWork who didn't know what an MVNO was ended up running a telco.

Cape Named Winner in Fast Company’s 2026 World Changing Ideas Award

Startup founders on the lessons they learned from military life

Cape CEO John Doyle says getting AI right can be a matter of national security

Your cell carrier knows your name, your location, who you called, when you called them, how long you talked, and more. What's worse, this data sits on their servers for years. VPNs and Signal help, but they don't touch the infrastructure layer. Here's what you can actually do, and how Cape is trying to change things.

Arlington mobile carrier Cape moves into stand-alone headquarters