If you’ve ever noticed 1Password repeatedly asking for your password on one device but not another—say, your iPad versus your iPhone—you’re not alone. While 1Password syncs your data across devices, its security settings are managed separately on each one. This design makes sense; different devices can be used in different environments, each with its own…
Most phishing attempts are easy to spot—but not all. We recently saw a version targeting those who own personal or business domain names. These messages claim your domain has been deactivated due to a billing issue. What makes them especially effective is timing: scammers can easily look up when a domain is set to expire…
Passwords are a hassle for users and website admins alike. They are hard to remember, easy to steal, and often reused across sites. Fortunately, a more secure and streamlined alternative is gaining traction: passkeys. Here is what they are, how they work, and where you can start using them. What Are Passkeys? Traditional logins often…
Siri’s Smarter Upgrade? Still in the Works Apple previously teased a more intelligent version of Siri – one that could understand on-screen context, respond more personally, and interact seamlessly with apps. While that update was expected as part of the Apple Intelligence rollout, Apple has now confirmed it’s not yet ready. The new Siri is…
As more of our lives shift online, it becomes increasingly important to establish boundaries between different aspects of our digital activities. Many people maintain separate work and personal email addresses for this reason. But you don’t have to stop there. Modern Web browsers offer profiles, a powerful but often overlooked feature. Whether you’re juggling work…
We’ve recently seen a few concerning cases where users were misled by search results, calling fake support numbers or downloading malicious files from what appeared to be legitimate sources. In one instance, a user looking for HP support ended up on the phone with a scammer. In another, someone downloaded malware instead of the real…
Apple Business Connect is a free program designed to help businesses enhance their brands everywhere they appear on Apple devices, including Maps, Wallet, Siri, Calendar, Messages, Spotlight searches, and more.
In iOS 18.2, Apple enhanced the Find My app, enabling you to create a temporary Web page that shares the location of a lost AirTag or other Find My-tracked item. You don’t need to know the person’s email address or share any other information…
A neat feature built into iOS, iPadOS, and macOS is that when you are connected to a Wi-Fi network, your devices will offer to share the Wi-Fi password if others near you try to connect to the same network.
For years, Apple users have struggled with managing multiple Apple IDs, wishing they could merge them into one. While merging still isn’t possible, Apple has finally introduced a way to migrate purchases between accounts—something many users have long requested. Since Apple launched the iTunes Store in 2003, users have been able to create online accounts…