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How to Tell If You're Being Tracked by Apple's AirTags
Read full article: at LifeHacker AirTags aren’t a thing yet—at least, not when we wrote this—but the oft-rumored tracking devices, about the size of a coin, should debut soon. And when they do, Apple is already building security features into iOS 14.5 to prevent people from secretly tracking you by attaching a tiny tracker to…
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How to Change Your Default Music Player in iOS 14.5
Read full article: at LifeHacker It’s rare to see Apple add options to iOS that allow you to set the app you actually want to use to accomplish something as the default, rather than forcing you to use the official Apple app. And while I doubt you’ll ever be able to use anything other than…
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How to Quickly Scan Documents on Your Mac With Your iPhone
Read full article: at LifeHacker I don’t use my Mac and my iPhone together as much as I should; I generally tend to complete tasks on one or the other, rather than handing off my work between the two platforms. I might change this up, though, now that I see how easy it is to…
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How to Find an Apple Product's 'Reparability Score'
Read full article: at LifeHacker Thanks to new economic regulations in France, it’s now easier to judge the reparability of Apple’s products anywhere in the world. Read more… Read full article: at LifeHacker
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How to Use Spatial Audio on AirPods Pro & Max
Read full article: at LifeHacker When Apple announced the launch of their pricey AirPods Max, they highlighted a new, unheard of feature: something they called “Spatial Audio”. Granted, “Spatial Audio” is a term made up by Apple to sell headphones, but it’s basically surround sound inside your headphones. Read more… Read full article: at LifeHacker
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How to Limit Google's Apps From Tracking You on Your Apple Devices
Read full article: at LifeHacker Apple recently updated its App Store and iOS privacy policies to force app developers to be more transparent about their data collection practices. As a result, users have a little more insight (and, ideally, control) over what data various companies can track—and how. Even giants like Google. Read more… Read…