Category: iOS

Jan 25, 2023

Latest iOS Update Supports Hardware Keys

You should have a second factor (2FA) configured for access to ALL accounts and services. Using an SMS text message

Sep 29, 2022

No More SwiftKey Keyboard for iOS

The SwiftKey Keyboard is a predictive alternative keyboard for Android and iOS devices from Microsoft. According to a ZDNet report,

Aug 11, 2022

Google Pressures Apple to Use RCS Protocol

As reported by The Register, most of the mobile communications world uses Rich Communications Services (RCS) for text messages, but

Jun 07, 2022

Apple Users Can Finally See Their Wi-Fi Password on iOS Devices

It seems like such a simple thing, but Apple users have battled sharing their Wi-Fi password with non-Apple devices. That’s

Apr 12, 2022

Google Maps Getting Stop Sign and Traffic Light Icons

Google Maps is an incredible app no matter what the platform it is running on. Ars Technica reported coming improvements

Feb 03, 2022

Single Finger Zoom for Google Maps

Every once in a while you stumble upon a tip that really will make your life simpler. The Verge has

Jan 27, 2022

Patch Your Apple Product Now!

Last week I wrote about a problem using a browser on an iOS or iPadOS device to surf the internet.

Jan 26, 2022

DIY Text Message Capture

We get a lot of requests for preserving and presenting text messages from mobile devices. Apparently, our good friend and

Jan 20, 2022

Information Leaks Using a Browser on iOS and iPadOS

If you are an Apple user and want to securely surf the internet on a mobile device, you’re pretty much

Dec 21, 2021

How to Share Your Wi-Fi Password with Any Device

There may be times when you want to share the Wi-Fi network password with a friend, family member or your

Nov 11, 2021

Apple Finally Allows You to Pass Along Your Digital Data After Death

It seems like such a simple thing. You have a will that defines how you want your assets distributed following

Sep 22, 2021

iPhone Users – Eight Must-Know Tricks

Apple just released version 15 of iOS. As is the case with most operating system updates, some of the new