Category: Tips & Tricks

WhatsApp Updates

18/1/2025

WhatsApp is rolling out a series of updates designed to make messaging faster, more expressive, and more fun. The update focuses on streamlining reactions, enhancing photo and video editing within chats, and expanding sticker options. Here’s a breakdown of the new features and how to use them:

Faster Reactions:

Quick React with Double-Tap: Instead of tapping and holding a message to react, you can now simply double-tap it. This will instantly apply your most frequently used emoji as a reaction.
- Tip: Pay attention to which emoji appears when you double-tap. This is your most-used reaction.
Accessing All Emojis: If you want to use a different emoji, you can still tap and hold the message. The full reaction menu will appear, and you can select any emoji you like by tapping the plus icon on the reaction bar.

Enhanced Photo and Video Editing:

Applying Filters and Effects: When you take a photo or video within a chat (by tapping the camera icon), you'll now see new editing options.
- Tip: Look for the filter icon (usually three overlapping circles) to browse through the 30 different visual effects. Tap on an effect to preview it, and tap again to apply it.
Editing Existing Media: You can also apply these effects to photos and videos already in your phone's gallery. When you select an image or video to send, the editing options will appear before you send it.

Expanded Sticker Options:

Creating Custom Stickers (Android Only Initially): Android users can now create personalized stickers from their selfies.
- Tip: Open the sticker menu and tap the create sticker icon (often a plus sign or a scissor icon). You'll then be able to select a photo from your gallery and customize it into a sticker. iOS support for this feature is coming soon.

General Tips for Using the New Features:

Keep WhatsApp Updated: Ensure you have the latest version of WhatsApp installed to access these new features. Check your device’s app store for updates.
Explore the Options: Take some time to explore the different filters, effects, and sticker options to discover what’s available and how they work.
Experiment with Reactions: See how quickly you can react to messages using the double-tap feature. It’s a great way to quickly acknowledge messages without interrupting the conversation flow.

These updates aim to make WhatsApp a more dynamic and engaging platform for communication, streamlining everyday actions like reacting to messages and offering new ways to express creativity within chats.

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OCR from Google Keep

18/1/2025

Google Keep has a built-in Optical Character Recognition (OCR) feature that allows you to extract text from images. This is incredibly useful for quickly digitizing handwritten notes, printed documents, or even text on signs or labels.

Take a photo or choose an existing image:

In the Google Keep app (mobile): Tap the image icon (usually at the bottom of the screen) and either take a new photo or select an image from your device's gallery.
On the Google Keep website (desktop): You can't directly take a photo, but you can upload an image.

"Grab image text": Once the image is in your Keep note, tap or click on it to open it full screen. Then, look for an option that says "Grab image text," (it's usually in a menu represented by three dots).

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Add More to Your Google Lens Search

17/1/2025

Google Lens is an image recognition technology that lets you search using your camera or existing photos. It can identify objects, text, landmarks, and more, providing you with relevant information and actions.

1. Google Lens:

What it is: Google Lens is an image recognition technology that lets you search using your camera or existing photos. It can identify objects, text, landmarks, and more, providing you with relevant information and actions.

How to use it:
- In the Google app: Open the Google app and tap the Lens icon (it looks like a square with a circle inside).
- Point your camera: Point your camera at the object you want to search for.
- Take a photo or select an existing one: You can either take a new photo or choose an image from your gallery.
- Explore the results: Google Lens will analyze the image and provide you with relevant information, such as:
  - Identifying the object (e.g., "that's a type of flower called a rose").
  - Finding similar products online (e.g., "where to buy that lamp").
  - Translating text (e.g., "translate this menu from Spanish to English").
  - Copying text (e.g., "copy the Wi-Fi password from this sticker").
  - Identifying landmarks (e.g., "what is the name of this building?").

2. "Add to your search" using the microphone:

What it is: This feature allows you to combine visual search with voice search, refining your results by adding spoken words to your initial Lens query.
How to use it:
1. Start with Google Lens: Follow the steps above to initiate a search using Google Lens.
2. Tap the microphone icon: Once Lens has analyzed the image, you'll see a microphone icon, often accompanied by the text "Add to your search." Tap it.
3. Speak your additional query: Speak the words you want to add to your search. For example, if you used Lens to identify a specific type of shoe, you could then say "in blue" or "size 10" to find those shoes in your desired color or size.

How they work together:

These two features work together to provide a more comprehensive and intuitive search experience. You can start with a visual search using Lens to identify an object and then use your voice to add context or refine your search, making it easier to find exactly what you're looking for.

Example:

Let's say you see a cool-looking chair in a magazine.

Use Google Lens: You open the Google app, tap the Lens icon, and take a picture of the chair.
Lens identifies the chair: Lens recognizes it as a mid-century modern armchair.
Use "Add to your search": You tap the microphone icon and say "made of leather."
Refined results: Google now shows you search results for mid-century modern armchairs specifically made of leather.

Try things like: colour, price, ...

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Redact in the Snipping Tool

16/1/2025

Redacting information within screenshots using the Snipping Tool in Windows. Here's how you can do it, along with some important things to keep in mind:

Using the "Quick Redact" Feature (for emails and phone numbers):
The Snipping Tool has a handy feature that can automatically redact email addresses and phone numbers. Here's how to use it:

Take your screenshot: Use the Snipping Tool to capture the area of your screen you want to redact.
Click "Text Actions": In the Snipping Tool window, you'll see a button labeled "Text Actions" on the toolbar. Click it.
Click "Quick redact": This will automatically scan your image for email addresses and phone numbers and redact them with black bars.
Optional: Choose what to redact: If you click the dropdown arrow next to the "Quick redact" button, you can choose to redact only email addresses, only phone numbers, or both.

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Google Passwords

16/1/2025

If you have opted to let your Google Chrome browser save your password for sites you visit, they are saved in your browser behind your security key in the Google Password Manager. Typically this is the pin code or fingerprint you use to access your computer or device.

Tap the 3 dots (top right) select Passwords and Autofill or Settings -> google Password Manager

You can then scroll the list of websites you have saved passwords for.

When you want to see the actual password, you need to validate the security access with your Pin or perhaps pattern on your phone.

You can then tap the EYE icon to see the password or use the copy option to then paste it into the site.

While you’re in there, run a quick Password Checkup from the left menu 🙂

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Dementia Australia Tech Stories

8/1/2025

Jump on the Dementia Australia website and tap on Stories. From there you will see a heap of great stories shared by people living with, in and around dementia.

Search for technology and explore the paths already explored and what works to actually help.

There are currently 130 articles that cover a lot of ground.

1. Reminders and Prompts:

Medication reminders: Apps and devices can provide reminders for medication, appointments, and other daily tasks. This can be especially helpful for people with memory loss.
Prompting devices: These devices can display messages or images to prompt individuals to perform certain actions, such as eating meals or getting dressed.

2. Navigation and Safety:

GPS tracking devices: These devices can help people with dementia who may wander to be located quickly and safely.
Smart home technology: Features like automatic lighting, door sensors, and stove shut-off systems can enhance safety and independence at home.

3. Communication and Connection:

Video calling: Video calls can help people with dementia stay connected with family and friends, even if they live far away.
Social media and online communities: Online platforms can provide opportunities for social interaction and support for both people with dementia and their carers.

4. Cognitive Stimulation and Engagement:

Cognitive training apps: These apps offer games and activities designed to stimulate cognitive function and memory.
Music and reminiscence therapy apps: These apps can use music and familiar images to trigger memories and promote emotional well-being.

Examples of Technology in Action (from Dementia Australia and elsewhere):

Dementia-Friendly Home app: This app uses interactive 3D technology to provide ideas for making homes safer and more accessible for people living with dementia.
A Better Visit app: This free app helps people visiting a family member in residential care, offering tips and suggestions for making visits more meaningful.
BrainTrack app: This app provides games and challenges to help people track their brain health and share data with their GP if they have concerns.
Assistive technology devices: This can include everything from simple memory aids like calendars and pill organizers to more advanced devices like personal emergency response systems (PERS).

Where to find stories:

Dementia Australia Website: Their website often features stories of people using technology to live well with dementia. Look for articles, blog posts, and videos on their site.
Dementia Australia Helpline: The helpline (1800 100 500) can provide information and resources, including examples of how technology is being used to support people with dementia.
Online forums and support groups: Online communities for people with dementia and their carers often feature discussions and stories about using technology.

These stories often highlight how technology can:

Promote independence: By providing tools and support, technology can help people with dementia maintain their independence for longer.
Reduce caregiver stress: Technology can assist with tasks like medication reminders and safety monitoring, which can ease the burden on caregivers.
Improve quality of life: By facilitating communication, social connection, and cognitive stimulation, technology can enhance the overall quality of life for people living with dementia.

By sharing these stories, Dementia Australia and others are helping to demonstrate the positive impact of technology in supporting people affected by dementia.

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Windows Hello

8/1/2025

Windows Hello is Microsoft's biometric authentication system that allows you to access your Windows devices using your face, fingerprint, or PIN. It's designed to be a more secure and convenient alternative to traditional passwords. Here's how it can make your PC access hands-free:

1. Facial Recognition:

How it works: If your PC has an infrared (IR) camera, Windows Hello can use facial recognition to identify you. It scans your face and creates a unique biometric map. When you want to log in, the camera scans your face again and compares it to the stored map. If there's a match, you're granted access.
Hands-free access: This is the most "hands-free" option. You simply look at your screen, and Windows Hello logs you in automatically.
Security: Windows Hello's facial recognition uses IR to enhance security and prevent spoofing with photos or videos.

2. Fingerprint Recognition:

How it works: If your PC has a fingerprint reader, you can use it to log in with a touch of your finger. Windows Hello stores a biometric scan of your fingerprint and compares it when you use the reader.
Almost hands-free: While you do need to touch the fingerprint reader, it's still much faster and more convenient than typing a password.
Security: Fingerprint recognition is generally considered very secure, as fingerprints are unique to each individual.

3. PIN:

How it works: You set up a short PIN (Personal Identification Number) to access your device.
Not completely hands-free: You'll need to type in the PIN, but it's often quicker and easier than a complex password.
Security: While not as secure as biometrics, a PIN is still a good option for devices without fingerprint readers or IR cameras.

Making PC Access Hands-Free:

Facial recognition is the key to truly hands-free access with Windows Hello. If your device has the necessary hardware (an IR camera), you can set up facial recognition and log in simply by looking at your screen.
Even with fingerprint recognition, access is very quick and convenient, requiring minimal physical interaction.

Setting up Windows Hello:

Open Settings.
Go to Accounts > Sign-in options.
Under "Ways to sign in," you'll see options for Windows Hello Face, Windows Hello Fingerprint, and Windows Hello PIN.
Follow the on-screen instructions to set up your preferred method.

Requirements:

Hardware: Facial recognition requires an IR camera, and fingerprint recognition requires a fingerprint reader. Not all PCs have this hardware.
Software: You need to be running Windows 10 or Windows 11.

Windows Hello offers a more secure and convenient way to access your PC, and with facial recognition, it can provide a truly hands-free experience.

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Hide My Email

31/12/2024

It's a privacy tool that helps you keep your real email address private when you sign up for things online.

Here's how it works:

Creates Random Addresses: When you need to provide an email address to a website, app, or service, "Hide My Email" generates a unique, random email address for you.
Forwards Emails: Any emails sent to this random address are automatically forwarded to your real email inbox.
Protects Your Privacy: This prevents companies from directly collecting and sharing your real email address, reducing the risk of spam and unwanted tracking.
Control and Management: You can deactivate these random addresses at any time, effectively stopping any further emails from that source.

Key Benefits:

Reduces Spam: By not giving out your real email, you significantly reduce the chances of it ending up on spam lists.
Enhances Privacy: It limits the amount of personal information shared with third parties.
Easy to Use: It's integrated into iOS, iPadOS, and macOS, making it simple to generate and manage these random addresses.

How to Use It:

In Safari: When you're on a website and need to enter your email, tap the email field, and "Hide My Email" will appear above the keyboard.
In Mail: When composing a new email, tap the "From" field and choose "Hide My Email."
In Settings: You can manage all your "Hide My Email" addresses in your iCloud settings.

Important Note: "Hide My Email" is a feature of iCloud+, which is a paid subscription service. It's included with all paid iCloud storage plans (starting with the 50GB plan) and Apple One bundles.

There have been reports that Google is developing a "Shielded Email" feature for Android, which would function similarly to Apple's "Hide My Email."

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Quick Notification History Check

26/12/2024

Recover Deleted Notifications with This Handy Android Shortcut

Ever accidentally cleared all your Android notifications, only to realize you needed one of them? Don't worry, there's a quick and easy way to access your notification history, even if the "History" button isn't visible.

The Secret Trick:
On most phones running stock Android (like Google Pixel, Motorola, and Nothing phones), there's a hidden shortcut. When your notification shade is empty and shows "No notifications," simply tap on that "No notifications" text. This magic tap will take you directly to your notification history.

Why This Is Useful:

Quick Access: Instead of navigating through multiple menus in your settings, you can access your notification history with a single tap.
Recover Important Information: Easily retrieve accidentally dismissed messages, reminders, or alerts.
Works on Older Phones: This shortcut is often available even on older Android devices.

How to Enable Notification History (If You Haven't Already):
While the shortcut is handy, you still need to have notification history enabled. Here's how:

Open your phone's Settings.
Go to Notifications.
Look for Notification history and toggle it on.

Important Note: This shortcut may not work on all Android devices, especially those with heavily customized interfaces like Samsung's One UI. However, it's worth trying on your phone to see if it works.

This simple tip can save you time and frustration by quickly retrieving accidentally cleared notifications. Give it a try!

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Old Apple devices lose the cloud

23/12/2024

Apple is making a significant change to iCloud that could affect you especially if your idevice is running iOS 8 or an earlier version, you need to act tude-suite.

From December 18th, iCloud is no longer supported these devices, meaning any data stored in iCloud, like photos, contacts, and important documents, could be permanently deleted.

Why? Apple is upgrading its systems, and older devices simply can't keep up.
What can you do if your iPad can't be updated to iOS 9 or later?

Don't panic! There are still ways to save your data.
Your photos on your device will not be deleted however they will no longer be backed up.
Back up your data to a computer. You can use iTunes or Finder to transfer your information to a computer.

Time has run out! Don't risk losing precious memories and important files. Take action today to protect your data.

For more information and assistance, visit the Apple Support website.

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WhatsApp Wallpaper

20/12/2024

Did you know in WhatsApp, you can change the wallpaper or background of your chats to make them more easily distinguishable or just for fun?

Go into a chat and select the 3 dots in the top right then select wallpaper. There are a number of sample options for light and dark modes, solid colour and you can also choose from your photos.

You can also dim or brighten the intensity using the slider.

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Google Maps Timeline Backup

16/12/2024

If you are a Google Maps user, you will have received messages from Google banging on about losing your timeline unless you switch to local storage. Ring any bells? You need to do this otherwise you will lose all your maps travel history.

This worries me for a couple of reasons. I won't be able to see my history on other devices like my PC or laptop and if the data is no longer in the cloud, there is no automatic backup.

Well, it turns out you can still back it up to the cloud and it’s dead easy.
How to Enable Cloud Backup:

Open Google Maps: Launch the Google Maps app on your device.
Access Timeline: Tap on your profile picture in the top right corner and select "Your Timeline."
Enable Cloud Backup: Look for the cloud icon in the top right corner and tap on it to enable the backup feature.

This sorts out both of my concerns and fingers crossed they don’t change things again.

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Siri and Google Know Spells

14/12/2024

Well, sort of.

Give it a try:

Lumos - should turn on device flashlight or if Google Home/Nest is setup you might turn all the house light on 🙂
Nox - off
Accio “App name” should launch your relevant phone app.
Expelliarmus
Wingadium Leviosa

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Blue and Green SMS Bubbles

13/12/2024

So Apple is slowly being forced to relax a number of hardware features and software restrictions to comply with EU regulations. One of these changes gives users or iPhones the ability to uninstall and replace default Apple System Apps with others.

What I’m getting at here is related to SMS messages. Normal cellular tower based (Short Message Service) messages are usually coloured green in the messaging app and it tells us that the messages are NOT encrypted so can be intercepted by suitable skilled people and the right resources… not good for One Time codes and other security related messages.

Blue bubbles are Apple specific and tell us the messages are safe and encrypted end-to-end so they cannot be intercepted. You must use the Apple Messaging app to get this level of safely, but now you can install other apps and use them to send SMS messages on your iPhones and not necessarily get the same level of protection.

So, if you have an iPhone and plan to use another messaging platform consider WhatsApp, Signal, Telegram and Confide. Do some research and don't just change it because you can.

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80% Android Battery Charging

12/12/2024

If you’re lucky enough to have a Google Pixel phone (I say that cause they’re really good)...

Google's latest Pixel update brings a nifty new feature: the ability to limit your phone's charge to 80% to preserve battery health. We’ve talked about this before and the experts agree that keeping your battery charged between 20-80% gives it the best chance of a long life.

So no longer do you need to monitor your charging as the Google magic happens in the background.
You might ask, like I did… what happens when your phone hits that 80% mark and you've left it plugged in?

The Magic of Bypass Charging
It turns out that your Pixel is smarter than you might think. Once it reaches the 80% charge limit, it switches to bypass charging. This means that the phone draws power directly from the charger to power its components, bypassing the battery altogether.

Why is this beneficial?

Preserved Battery Health: By reducing the number of charge cycles, bypass charging can significantly extend your phone's battery life.
Cooler Operation: Bypassing the battery can help keep your phone cooler, especially during intensive tasks like gaming or video editing.
Improved Performance: A cooler phone is a faster phone, as overheating can lead to performance throttling.

While this feature is a welcome addition, it's important to note that it may not be available on all Pixel models. It's likely that specific hardware requirements, such as a compatible USB power chip, are necessary to enable bypass charging.

As always, keep your phone's software up-to-date to benefit from the latest features and security patches as they become available.

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OCR with Snipping Tool

5/12/2024

A great cheat way to scan a document is to take a photo, but of you need to edit it, you need to pass it through some type of OCR (Optical Character Recognition) software. Luckily Windows has it built in to the Snipping Tool.

Open your picture document.
Activate the snip Shift + Windows + S or open the snipping tool from the menu.
Select the text tool
Copy all text

Note it automatically redact emails and phone numbers.

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Snipping Tool Tip

4/12/2024

If you need to capture a pop-up menu or tooltip that disappears too quickly? Or perhaps it disappears when you try to do the screen capture. Frustrating!

Use the Snipping Tool's Delay feature! Simply open the Snipping Tool, set a delay time (up to 10 seconds), and navigate to the menu or tooltip you want to capture. Once the timer runs out, use your preferred capture mode to easily grab the disappearing content.

Shift + Windows Key + S brings up the Snipping Tool and can also leave pop-ups alone in some cases.

Time to Replace that USB Stick

3/12/2024

Gotta love the convenience of a super portable USB stick to quickly get your data from one device to another or to quickly back something up. But, USB sticks are a ticking time bomb for your data.

Don't underestimate the risks associated with USB drives. While they're convenient for transferring files, they can also be a major security threat.

Here's why:

Reliability: Cheap USB drives, especially those given away as promotional items. They are generally made cheap by using low-quality components which can lead to data loss or corruption.
Malware Risks: Hackers can use USB drives to spread malware, such as viruses, worms, and ransomware. Plugging an infected drive into your computer can compromise your entire system.
Limited Lifespan: Flash storage has a finite lifespan. Over time, the drive's performance can degrade, and it may eventually fail completely, sometimes as little as 10,000 cycles.
Data storage: You need to use them periodically to keep the storage charge.

What you probably didn't know: Flash memory does not require a constant power supply to maintain the charges, which is why it's non-volatile. However, over time, the charge can dissipate slowly, leading to potential data loss if the storage isn't used or refreshed for years.
You get what you pay for. Buy a name brand and get more than one. Cycle through them making sure you have at least 2 backups of important data in multiple locations.
Keep them around 20-25°C and use them once a year to be sure.

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WiFi Analyser

2/12/2024

If you’re not sure how WiFi signals are in various rooms of your house, or even outside, you can measure it using your phone and an app. WiFi Analyzer is a popular app that helps you optimise your wireless network. It provides valuable insights into your Wi-Fi signal strength, channel interference, and network performance.

Key Features:

Signal Strength Measurement: Visually displays the strength of Wi-Fi signals in your area.
Channel Analysis: Identifies the least congested Wi-Fi channels to minimise interference.
Network Optimization: Provides recommendations to improve your Wi-Fi network's performance.
Real-time Monitoring: Tracks network activity and detects potential issues.
User-Friendly Interface: Easy-to-understand graphs and charts make it simple to interpret the data.

By using WiFi Analyzer, you can troubleshoot common Wi-Fi problems, such as slow speeds and poor connectivity, and make informed decisions to enhance your home or office network.
Using WiFi Analyser and Speedtest, you can get to the bottom of your WiFi woes.

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Hey Google - Bluetooth

2/12/2024

Did you know you can connect your mobile device to google home/nest just by saying “Hey Google - Bluetooth”

Google will try to pair automatically with a searching device or you can go to Bluetooth settings on your device and find your Google device listed to connect.

Everything audio from your device will now go to the bluetooth input on your google speaker.

Great when you're having a shower and you want to go handsfree.

When you’re finished just disconnect from your device and leave it there for next time.

How do I move stuff from one phone to another when I buy a new phone

14/11/2024

Android to Android
Version 10+
Backup your data
Login to same account on new phone
Login to same WiFi network or use a USB-C to USB-C cable (not the normal cable)
Setup as a new phone choosing - Restore Data
Follow the prompts
Choose to copy apps if you wish
wait…
Backup your Whatsapp from within the app to Google Drive (turn on video backup)

Apple to Android
Same but choose from Apple Device then follow the prompts

Android to Apple
Same WiFi network
Quick Start -> Setup Manually
Apps & Data -> Move Data from Android
Agree to terms
Enter one time code
wait…

Apple to Apple
Same WiFi network
Quick Start -> choose from
->Download from iCloud
->Copy from other device
Follow the prompts
Wait…

In all cases you will likely need to re-login to all you app accounts, so plan to have those passwords ready.

Keep your old device for a couple of weeks - DO NOT FACTORY RESET until you’re sure you have all the data.

What is Incognito Mode?

25/10/2024

Browsing in Incognito mode means your activity data isn’t saved on your device, or to a Google Account you’re not signed into.

For example, you may use Incognito mode to shop online for a birthday gift for a family member who shares your device. If you don’t sign in to your Google account, your shopping activity will not appear in your Chrome browsing activity and won’t be saved to your Google Account.

Each time you close all Incognito windows, Chrome discards any site data and cookies associated with that browsing session.

Chrome doesn’t tell websites, including Google, when you're browsing privately in Incognito mode.

So: Chrome won’t save the following information:
Your browsing history
Cookies and site data
Information entered in forms

However: Your activity might still be visible to:
Websites you visit
Your employer or school
Your internet service provider

Note: Block third-party cookies
When on, sites can't use cookies that track you across the web. Features on some sites may break.

How to Change Browser

23/10/2024

Android
Settings -> default -> Browser App (choose from installed or get more from playstore)
e.g. brave, duckduckgo, firefox, edge, opera…

Apple
Settings -> Default Browser App
e.g. brave, duckduckgo, firefox, edge, opera…

Windows
Search -> Default Apps -> Search for (Edge, Chrome, …) -> Set as default top right.
This will not work for all links as Edge will still be the default unless you go through all the possible file type options listed.

Simple Mode Android

23/10/2024

It can vary on manufacturer but swipe for settings and search for simple or easy mode.
If you don’t have it, try installing “Simple Launcher” from the Play Store.

Apple IOS 17 now has Accessibility -> Assistive Access.

What is airplane/aeroplane mode, and when should I use it?

22/10/2024

Airplane mode is a setting on your smartphone, tablet, or laptop

Primarily used to comply with regulations on electronic devices during flights, but it can also be helpful in other situations.

Guaranteed DND from phone calls, messages (anything through the phone towers)
It also disables WiFi and Bluetooth

If overseas and you want to prevent mobile data use (turn on WiFi after)
Save phone battery
When the kids are using your phone

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