It’s not much of an insight to say that passwords are a security risk and that most of us use ones that are far too weak. While we tend to begrudgingly acknowledge that, actually putting things right – going through your accounts and changing every password to something unique and memorable – is both difficult and tedious. We’re using a lousy solution for a critical problem. Recently, though, there have been rumblings of a better alternative… Read More
Many of us probably use Safari. But sometimes we have another browser available. There was a major security patch issued for Google Chrome. Not only does it affect this web browser, but all Chromium-based web browsers. The includes Microsoft Edge, Brave, and Opera. This doesn’t affect Firefox. So how do you update Chrome on a Mac and iOS? This also applies to other browsers, but not Safari. Read More
Perhaps one of the most common issues many of us encounter is when our iPhone battery health starts draining faster than usual. This is specifically true after a major iOS update. Thankfully, the issue rarely happens after minor updates. Have you experienced your iPhone battery health draining too fast? If yes, then read along as I give several easy ways to avoid your iPhone battery health draining too fast. Read More
Sharing your Mac’s screen is a core part of improving your movies, media, and productivity experience. Fortunately, Macs offer a handful of ways to use this feature. We’ll cover the different methods you can use to share your Mac’s screen with others, but depending on the devices your participants use, your options may be limited. Read More
Apple just issued its first Rapid Security Response for the iPhone, and it has changed the game in the fight against malware and security exploits. Until now, iPhone and iPad security fixes have had to wait for a regular software update to be released for your device, and then you might not update it for a few weeks after that. Read More
