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The latest versions of iOS and iPadOS offer more ways to stay private, from mail privacy protection to hiding your email address. Here's how to secure your iPhone and Pad.
How to track your AirTags in Apple's Find My app James D. Morgan/Getty Images You can track AirTags attached to your personal items through the Find My app. The Find My app comes preinstalled on all iPhones and iPads, and will lead you to any linked AirTag. If your Find My app is having difficulty locating an AirTag, consider resetting the AirTag battery or replacing it. Apple's AirTag is a simple tool to help you find things you often misplace — from your keys to your wallet to your purse. Attach them to your AirTags are small locators that use
“Good artists copy, great artists steal”, a favorite Steve Jobs quote, which was based on what was said by Pablo Picasso (which, according to some, was based on someone else, too). There is a faction from the iOS and also the Android camp that loves to point out how Apple and Google copy features from one another — some saying that their favorite OS did it first, as if it matters. That being said, each platform has its way of executing features, and whilst definitely one does it better than the other, it is due to the developers’ culture (and business model, perhaps) than anything...
Which iPhones and OSes Work With AirTags? Compatible iPhones and iPads can use the Find My app to identify the approximate location of a missing, AirTag-equipped item. However, in order to track an AirTag, you must be running iOS 14.5 or above on your iPhone or iPadOS 14.5+ on your tablet. (That update is compatible with iPhone 6s and up, including the first- and second-gen iPhone SE, and most iPads). Update by going to Settings > General > Software Update. However, in order to use Precision Finding, which can guide you to your device via on-screen instructions, you need an iPhone 11 or 12....
Capitol rioter who went by "Yankee Patriot" threatened west Michigan dispatchers, Googled Whitmer By Jack Nissen A photo showing MUNAFO in front of the Capitol with a raised fist (A screenshot from open-source videos (FBI)) A complaint filed in federal court earlier this year cited 143 calls made by Jonathan Munafo to Calhoun County dispatchers that tied up the sheriff's emergency line for hours. Further investigation also revealed the man had made internet searches for Gretchen Whitmer and stores where he could purchase firearms. Munafo was taken into custody last week in Florida. He was a...