With all of that is going on in the world, video conferencing has become the way to keep in touch. Zoom is quickly becoming to de-facto video conference choice. Unfortunately, due to some “bad people”, Zoom is changing some default security settings
For the photographer, or person who wants to learn about photography, there is a deal for you. In April, Nikon is offering all Online classes free. Today’s post will go over what Nikon is offering
Updated April 4th, 2020. According to Tech Crunch. Starting April 5th, Zoom will require passwords to enter calls via Meeting ID, as these may be guessed or reused. Meanwhile, it will change virtual waiting rooms to be on by default so hosts have to manually admit
Today’s post is by request. Visitor asked, “I want to go on WhatsApp but not let people know I’m on”. So by request, here are the simple steps, so that you aren’t listed as ONLINE when you are using WhatsApp.
Do you use Dropbox for online cloud storage? If you do, then you probably access your Dropbox from your phone, PC, laptop, tablet, among many other devices. Today’s post will go over how to check what devices are linked to your Dropbox account.
You will consistently hear about how you need to back up your data. This is absolutely true, you should be backing up all of your data. However one of the things that seems most forgotten in a backup is your bookmarks.
So you are trying to use your MacBook, on battery, and it seems that the battery life gets shorter and shorter before you have to plug it back in. Well you aren’t going crazy, every time your battery drains
In the continuing push to make sure you have the knowledge to protect your online accounts, today we give you the information you need to protect your Twitter account. Today’s post will cover How To: Turn On 2 Factor Authentication for Twitter.
There is 1 “feature” (and I use the term loosely) in iOS that just drives me and most users we support insane. The feature involves iOS automatically adjusting the screen to the brightness around you.
One thing you can do secure an online account is to activate Two-Factor authentication. Twitter, Facebook, Google, Dropbox, iCloud, and most online email services offer two-factor authentication. With two-factor authentication, when you try to log into your account, you will receive a message