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Enable Location Services to Use Night Shift’s ‘Sunset to Sunrise’ Option

Enable Location Services to Use Night Shift’s ‘Sunset to Sunrise’ Option

By Jim Tanous • Mar 29, 2016

Is the automatic Sunset to Sunrise scheduling option missing from Night Shift in iOS 9.3? Your iPhone or iPad’s Location Services settings may be to blame. Here’s how to fix the likely problem and gain access to this useful feature.

Mobile

How to Lock Notes in the iOS Notes App

How to Lock Notes in the iOS Notes App

By Jim Tanous • Mar 21, 2016

A new feature in iOS 9.3 lets you lock individual notes in the Notes app for added security and privacy. Here’s how to lock your notes, access them in this secure state, and remove the locks when they’re no longer needed.

Mobile

How to Send Your Location with a Map in iOS Messages

How to Send Your Location with a Map in iOS Messages

By Jim Tanous • Apr 14, 2015

The iOS Messages app is a great way to keep in touch with friends and family, especially when traveling or planning to meet up. But when it comes time to tell others where you are, don’t spend time typing out a description or address, just send a live map of your exact location. Here’s how to do it.

Mobile

How to Use Private Browsing on the iPad in iOS 8

How to Use Private Browsing on the iPad in iOS 8

By Jim Tanous • Apr 6, 2015

Private browsing is an important feature of Safari in iOS that can keep your browsing habits hidden from others who use the same device. The steps to enable private browsing are slightly different on the iPad and iPhone. We’ve already discussed private browsing on the iPhone, so here’s a brief tutorial on using the feature on the iPad.

Mobile

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Fight Spam and Protect Your Privacy by Disabling Remote Content in Apple Mail

Fight Spam and Protect Your Privacy by Disabling Remote Content in Apple Mail

By Jim Tanous • Dec 29, 2014

Despite continued improvements in spam detection and filtering, spam email is almost unavoidable these days, and while you likely won’t ever be able to stop it completely, there are steps you can take to minimize it. One of those steps is disabling remote images and content in the OS X Apple Mail app. Here’s why and how to do it.

OS X

How to Use Private Browsing in iOS 8

How to Use Private Browsing in iOS 8

By Jim Tanous • Nov 9, 2014

Private Browsing in iOS is a useful and important feature, but things have changed quite a bit in iOS 7 and iOS 8. We’ll show you how to enable Private Browsing in Apple’s latest mobile operating system.

Mobile

Launch Chrome Directly in Incognito Mode with a Custom Shortcut

Launch Chrome Directly in Incognito Mode with a Custom Shortcut

By Jim Tanous • Jul 14, 2014

Google Chrome’s Incognito Mode is a popular and useful feature, but it takes a few steps to launch by default. We show you how to build a custom Incognito Mode shortcut, so you can launch a new instance of Chrome in Incognito Mode with just a click.

Tips

iOS 8 Introduces New Location Permissions for Apps

iOS 8 Introduces New Location Permissions for Apps

By Jim Tanous • Jun 6, 2014

Apple is introducing a new level of user security and privacy in iOS 8 with a new setting that allows apps to access user location information only when they are active. Third party apps will have to be updated to support the new feature, and users may have to tolerate a lot of pop-ups in order to confirm their settings for each app.

Mobile

Privacy-Focused Search Engine DuckDuckGo Saw Traffic Nearly Double Following NSA Spying Revelations

Privacy-Focused Search Engine DuckDuckGo Saw Traffic Nearly Double Following NSA Spying Revelations

By Jim Tanous • Jan 13, 2014

Most major online companies are struggling to respond to last year’s revelations about the NSA spying and hacking programs, but privacy-focused search engine DuckDuckGo has found the entire situation to be very good for business. The company saw its traffic nearly double following last year’s disclosures by former NSA contractor Edward Snowden.

News

How to Prevent Google Chrome From Storing Browser History

How to Prevent Google Chrome From Storing Browser History

By Jim Tanous • Nov 13, 2013

Google Chrome is a great browser, but there’s no setting to stop it from recording your browsing history. Here’s how to get around that limitation.

OS X

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