Search results for "privacy"
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367TipsFinest Samsung Internet browser alternatives for Android
Samsung Galaxy provides users with higher value through pre-installed applications (for example, Samsung Internet, My Files, Calendar, Messages, etc.). These applications are...
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553TipsZoom Tips: How to improve video call in Zoom meeting?
During the popular period, Zoom video conferencing and chat applications have become avid moderators for thousands of people working at home, studying,...
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802TipsRealme UI 2.0 tip: How to safeguard user data while using various apps?
After Realme UI 1.0, Realme gave a new look to its existing software which it calls Realme UI 2.0. It has been quite...
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1.1KTipsColorOS 11 Tip: How to enable Kids Space feature?
In today’s world where kids operate a phone with ease, it is necessary to restrict phone usage for kids. Oppo ColorOS 11...
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721TipsOxygenOS 11 tip: Here’s how to lock apps using fingerprint sensor
For those who are concerned about security and privacy, they are very familiar with the in-display fingerprint scanner of recent OnePlus offerings,...
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339TipsHow to reset Apple or iCloud password with Email address?
When you try to download new apps or perform other tasks, it can be annoying to be locked out of your account....
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474TipsiOS 14.5 Tip: How to stop apps tracking in iOS 14.5?
As part of the latest iOS 14.5 software update, Apple’s controversial App Tracking Transparency feature has finally been launched. The built-in privacy...
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3.4KTipsVivo V21 5G Tip: How to Hide Apps in Vivo V21?
Vivo V21 5G smartphone comes packed with a range of exciting apps and features. Among other things, most smartphones also allow users...
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394TipsRealme UI 2.0 Tip: How to use System Cloner feature?
When someone asks to see your phone, it’s hard to say whether or not. Protecting our privacy in a culture is not...
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iOS 14.5 Tips: How to setup the new Face ID unlock feature?
Apple recently held its first event in 2021 and announced several shiny new products. Except for the new purple, the iPhone doesn’t...