Andrew Yang’s new venture, Noble Mobile, offers a $50 unlimited phone plan that pays users back for unused data.

Yang's seventh Offline this year drew 1,600 RSVPs for a rooftop Manhattan lounge with a maximum capacity of 500. We got in.

Founded by Andrew Yang, Noble Mobile has been supported by a $10.3 million seed round led by Corazon Capital.

Former presidential candidate Andrew Yang launches “Offline” parties in New York, banning phones to fight loneliness and bring people together.

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