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Here’s Why You Urgently Need to Change Your iPhone Passcode
It is unlikely that you tell everyone what your iPhone passcode is. For sure, you keep it secret. But what if we tell you that your iPhone passcode can be guessed in just a few hours, maybe even minutes?
Apple Didn't Terminate "Sign in With Apple" Support for Epic Games Accounts
On September 11, Apple was going to disable the "Sign In with Apple" authentication system for Epic Games accounts, but today Cupertino company changed its mind.
Facebook Is Returning to Its Roots With the New Campus Feature
Facebook Campus will be launched as a part of the main Facebook app. For now, only students who go to the same college will be able to interact on Facebook Campus.
Handy Tips: How to Stop WhatsApp Battery Drain on Android Devices
The developers of WhatsApp made concessions to users and added a dark mode and several options for monochromatic wallpapers. Now users can not only save battery life by making the smartphone screen consume less power, but also reduce eyestrain.
How to Use Two WhatsApp Accounts on One Android Smartphone
Officially, you cannot use two WhatsApp accounts on one smartphone. But there is a way out. Many Android smartphones have a feature called Dual Apps or Dual Mode, which allows you to use two different accounts on one device.
Netflix Revealed a New Documentary Series About the Golden Age of Video Games
Netflix released the six-episode documentary series 'High Score' that shows the period of the "Golden Age" of video games. It starts with 1978's Space Invaders and ends with the 1993 release of Doom.
IBM and Microsoft Updated Their Language to Avoid Offensive Terms
Many tech companies, such as GitHub, Twitter, Google, Apple, and even Python and Go developers replaced insensitive terms with neutral and more socially acceptable alternative terminology. IBM and Microsoft have joined to this flash mob.
