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How Chrome and Safari can help you strengthen your passwords

This article has been updated since its original publication on November 4, 2019. Balancing password simplicity (for memorability) with complexity (for security) is crucial. Reusing passwords across multiple accounts is risky; a compromised account

Feb 25, 2025 am 06:15 AM

Proton Mail tips that might convince you to ditch Gmail

Proton Mail: A privacy-focused email service offering an intuitive interface, robust end-to-end encryption, and seamless desktop client integration. This guide provides tips and tricks to maximize your Proton Mail experience, whether you're a new us

Feb 25, 2025 am 06:14 AM

iPhone’s autocorrect is a nightmare. Here’s how to fix it.

iOS 17's autocorrect feature is more powerful, but also more annoying? Many users complain that automatic corrections are too radical. This article provides some solutions. Make good use of blue underlines If the autocorrection modifys the word you deliberately misspelled (for example, for a brilliant pun), you can click on the blue underscore and select the text you originally entered to restore it. A faster way is to use the prediction text bar. If the entered word is not recognized, it will appear on the left side of the prediction text column, enclosed in quotes. Click this word to prevent automatic correction. Add common words to the vocabulary Words that are often automatically corrected incorrectly modified (such as friends’ names or place names) can be added to a custom thesaurus to avoid being modified again. Step: Open Settings

Feb 25, 2025 am 06:12 AM

The Opt Out: When you should and shouldn’t accept a website’s cookies

You're more than just a data point. Take control of your online privacy. Websites now routinely display cookie banners, prompting users to accept or reject cookies. Many simply click "accept all," but understanding cookie usage is crucial

Feb 25, 2025 am 06:11 AM

Why it’s worth carrying more than one gadget

This article has been updated. Originally published May 16, 2019. Smartphones have undeniably simplified our lives, consolidating numerous functions into a single device. However, relying solely on your phone for everything might not always be the o

Feb 25, 2025 am 06:10 AM

How to sideload Android apps, and why you would want to

Unlock the Hidden Power of Sideloading Apps on Android Android devices, including phones and other Google OS-powered gadgets, possess a powerful, yet often overlooked, capability: sideloading apps. This means installing apps outside the Google Play

Feb 25, 2025 am 06:09 AM

Wake up to a customized alarm on your smart speaker

Say goodbye to the monotonous alarm ringtone and let the smart speaker awaken you a wonderful day! This article will guide you on how to set up personalized alarms on Amazon Echo, Google Nest, and Apple HomePod smart speakers, including music, news, podcasts and other audio options. Amazon Echo First, set the basic alarm on the Echo smart speaker or display, just say: "Alexa, set an alarm on...", and then specify the time, day of the week, and whether to repeat. All alarms are listed in the Amazon Alexa app (Android or iOS). Click Device, Echo, and Alexa and select your speaker or display. You'll be in the alarm

Feb 25, 2025 am 06:06 AM

Google Tasks is the best Google tool you're not using

Google Tasks: Your Simple Yet Powerful To-Do List Manager Often overlooked amidst Google's vast app ecosystem, Google Tasks is a surprisingly useful to-do list manager. Accessible across all your devices and constantly improving (including a recent

Feb 25, 2025 am 06:05 AM

How to change the default music service on an Apple HomePod

Unlock the full potential of your Apple HomePod or HomePod Mini! While these smart speakers seamlessly integrate with Apple Music, you can easily switch to other streaming services for a more personalized listening experience. This guide will show y

Feb 25, 2025 am 06:03 AM

Take control of your apps' permissions

This story has been updated. It was first published on December 10, 2020. Your smartphone wouldn’t be all that useful without all the apps you’ve downloaded. Even when you’re not actively poking around within a program, they can run in the backgr

Feb 25, 2025 am 06:02 AM

How to get rid of the giant ads blocking your favorite websites

Remember those annoying pop-up ads from the early Internet era (such as the early 2000s)? They automatically open multiple ad windows and require you to close one by one, which is very annoying. Because of this, all mainstream browsers now block websites from opening new windows by default. However, the website has found a workaround to display ads or induce you to subscribe to their newsletter: Overlay. You've definitely seen them, even if you've never heard of the term before. The overlay will obscure what you are reading, watching, or accessing and will usually require you to provide an email address or other personal information. In most cases, their purpose is relatively harmless, but sometimes these pop-ups are designed with dark mode: intentionally confusing designs that manipulate users to collect their personal information. fortunate

Feb 25, 2025 am 06:01 AM