Security and Troubleshooting
Security and Privacy
Secure your home, and add a little Alexa magic with these smart locks
Stop using a weak password online and stay safe with these Mac apps
Troubleshooting
Did your AirPods Pro fail Apple's ear seal test? Here's the fix.
MacBook Pro menu bar items hidden by the notch? Here's how to fix it.
Having issues with Apple Fitness+? Here are some troubleshooting tips!
Two-Factor Authentication
Worried about getting your Twitter account hacked? Set up 2FA to protect it
Keep your iCloud account secure with two-factor authentication
Add an extra layer of protection to your Skype account by enabling 2FA
HomePod acting wonky? It may be time to restart or reset it. Here's how!
If something wonky is going on with your HomePod, you may want to give it the old restart or reset. Here's how!
Mozilla slams a big Safari privacy feature, calling it 'a poor trade-off'
Mozilla, the company behind the popular Firefox web browser, has slammed a Safari privacy feature and dubbed it "a poor trade-off between user privacy" and the functionality needed by web advertisers.
Getting content off of a deceased loved one’s iPhone can be tricky
If someone you know has recently passed away, here’s how you might be able to access content from their iPhone if you need to.
All the security cameras that support Apple's HomeKit Secure Video
HomeKit Secure Video-enabled cameras add additional privacy and security features like iCloud storage, face recognition, and Activity Zones. Here's all of the cameras and doorbells that support the latest and greatest HomeKit features.
Stop apps from tracking your activity with App Tracking Transparency
Apple made splashes with a feature called App Tracking Transparency. This setting lets you choose whether or not apps can track your activity across the companies' apps and websites. Here's how to get it set up.
Here's how to check what data your apps are accessing on your iPhone
App Privacy Reports allow you to see which apps are accessing what data and connecting to what domains so you can make informed decisions.
Did your AirPods Pro fail Apple's ear seal test? Here's the fix.
When your AirPods Pro fail the Apple ear tip fit test, there are a few things you can try to once again get a great fit.
MacBook Pro menu bar items hidden by the notch? Here's how to fix it.
Let's take a look at the simple setting that can stop an app's controls from becoming hidden by the MacBook Pro's camera housing.
Keep your Apple TV's content safe even without traditional backups
The Apple TV may not have the traditional backup method you're used to, but it's still possible to keep your Apple TV content safe and in sync. Here's how.
Apple releases iOS 15.5 with Wallet and Podcast changes
Apple has just released iOS 15.5 to the masses. The update is rolling out now, so you should be seeing the update sometime soon.
Stop using a weak password online and stay safe with these Mac apps
Passwords that are easy to remember and used multiple times are for suckers. Writing them down to type back in, or copy-pasting them each time is not only a hassle — it's a disaster waiting to happen. Here are the best password manager apps for Mac so that you can keep 'em secret and keep 'em safe.
Is your iPhone or iPad acting up? Try restoring it from a backup.
If you're iPhone or iPad is running slow, network settings are messed up, or something is just wrong with your device, you can fix it by restoring from a backup!
Having issues with Apple Fitness+? Here are some troubleshooting tips!
Apple Fitness+ can act a little wonky sometimes. If you're trying to work out and running into problems, here's how to troubleshoot common Apple Fitness+ issues.
Keep an eye on the front door with the best HomeKit video doorbells
HomeKit video doorbells are a great way to keep an eye on those precious packages at your front door. While there are just a few from which to choose, these are the best HomeKit options available.
Experiencing issues with FaceTime? Try these tips!
FaceTime is just like any other piece of software: users are bound to run into some problems. Don't worry, there are steps to take care of any issues.
Apple exec Jane Horvath reflects on privacy in new interview
Jane Horvath, Apple's chief privacy officer, sat down for an interview to talk about the importance and the future of privacy.
You should be backing up your Mac in more than one way — try these three
How do you back up your Mac locally and off-site or online so all your important photos and files stay safe and sound? Like this!
Problems with your iPhone or iPad? Putting it into DFU mode may be the fix.
Putting your iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad into DFU (Device Firmware Update) mode can be your last, best hope for success.
If you can't get your iPhone or iPad to work try recovery mode — here's how
If everything else fails, recovery mode might be just what you need to get things going again.
Read this before you replace your AirTag battery
The AirTag battery can last a long time, but when it's time to replace it you should be aware of which batteries you're buying. Some may not work as expected.
Problems with your iPhone or iPad? Try rebooting and resetting your device.
If your iPhone or iPad is acting strangely, there are a few things you can try to get it back on track. Start with simply rebooting your device, then try force restarting it, if necessary.