Category: android

  • How to Share a Reel / Post to Your Story on Instagram

    How to Share a Reel / Post to Your Story on Instagram

    Go to OSX Daily to read How to Share a Reel / Post to Your Story on Instagram Ever found a great reel or post that you want to share to your own story on Instagram? That’s pretty easy to do, but you’d be forgiven if you tried to do this and failed by using […]

  • How to Get Your Spotify Wrapped for 2022

    How to Get Your Spotify Wrapped for 2022

    Go to OSX Daily to read How to Get Your Spotify Wrapped for 2022 Spotify Wrapped is a fun annual tradition that allows Spotify users to check out their most listened to music for the year, as well as review some other fun stats on their music and podcast listening habits. You’ll even find a […]

  • How to Enable Encryption in Facebook Messenger

    How to Enable Encryption in Facebook Messenger

    Go to OSX Daily to read How to Enable Encryption in Facebook Messenger By default, communications through Facebook Messenger are not end-to-end encrypted, which means that theoretically another party could retrieve sensitive information from the chat if they were nefariously minded. It also means that the conversations are basically wide open for reading by Facebook […]

  • How to Help Convince Tech Companies to Make a Smaller Smartphone

    How to Help Convince Tech Companies to Make a Smaller Smartphone

    Read full article: at LifeHacker A long time ago, smartphones were small. Like, really small. It used to be a given that such a device should fit snugly in the hand, so you could do everything you need to with it using only your thumb. They certainly don’t make ‘em like they used to. In […]

  • How to Screen Record an Android from Mac

    How to Screen Record an Android from Mac

    Go to OSX Daily to read How to Screen Record an Android from Mac If you’re a Mac user who has an Android phone for personal or professional use, you may be happy to learn that you can easily record the screen of the Android from the Mac, thanks to a free third party app. […]

  • How to Hide Online Status on WhatsApp

    How to Hide Online Status on WhatsApp

    Go to OSX Daily to read How to Hide Online Status on WhatsApp WhatsApp defaults to showing everyone your online status, displaying if you are currently online, and the date and time of when you were last online using the WhatsApp app. But what if you’d rather be a bit more private, and hide your […]

  • Mute Microphone Automatically When Joining a Zoom Meeting

    Mute Microphone Automatically When Joining a Zoom Meeting

    Go to OSX Daily to read Mute Microphone Automatically When Joining a Zoom Meeting If you spend a lot of time in and out of Zoom meetings, you may have experienced an awkward situation where someone’s microphone is defaulting to being unmuted when they join a Zoom meeting, and something personal or unprofessional gets broadcast […]

  • How to Stop Your iPhone and Its Apps From Tracking Your Location

    How to Stop Your iPhone and Its Apps From Tracking Your Location

    Read full article: at LifeHacker While privacy as we used to know it might be dead and gone, there are still plenty of ways to protect yourself against the default tech standards on your iPhone. Apple might be a privacy champion, but there are plenty of settings you can tinker with and change to hide […]

  • How to Block Spam Calls With the Nuclear Option (and as Little Fallout as Possible)

    How to Block Spam Calls With the Nuclear Option (and as Little Fallout as Possible)

    Read full article: at LifeHacker We’re all in a battle against robocalls. Chances are you’ve tried out various apps, settings, and carrier services to stop—or at least mitigate—the endless train of scams and spam, and some of them even work pretty well, at least for a while. Unfortunately, new spam techniques crop up all the […]

  • How to Preemptively Block Ad-Tracking on Your Android

    How to Preemptively Block Ad-Tracking on Your Android

    Read full article: at LifeHacker Later this year, Google will begin blocking advertisers and developers from accessing a device’s advertising ID if users opt-out of personalized ads, mirroring the controversial changes (controversial to advertisers, anyway) that Apple introduced in iOS 14.5. While you’re waiting, though, you can opt-out of… Read more… Read full article: at […]