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đ«„ âTemporary chatâ: Itâs an option in ChatGPT thatâs kinda like Incognito mode for your browser. Find it at the top, where you choose your AI model. The same rules as Incognito mode apply: Itâs not private; it just means those chats won’t appear in your history or impact what ChatGPT knows about you.
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Location sharing helps you worry less. Whether your friendâs late for dinner, your kidâs almost home or your partnerâs on the way from the airport, it sure beats sending a bunch of texts back and forth.
The bad news is more and more location-sharing apps have been caught selling your data to third parties. You donât need a separate app for location sharing; itâs baked right into the apps you already use.
I was talking to my brother, who got 7 inches of snow in Florida the other day. Wow!
Weâre on the edge of a weather forecasting revolution. Googleâs AI weather forecasting system, GenCast, can predict as far out as 15 days with up to 97% accuracy. Weâre entering the age where severe weather will no longer surprise anyone.
After I shared my router picks (and so many of you realized you have a TP-Link âŠ), my inbox is flooded with this one: âWhat do I do with my old router after I upgrade?â Good question. A factory reset wipes your username, password, Wi-Fi network name or SSID, and any security settings.
Step 1: Look for a small button on the back or bottom of your router. Itâs usually recessed (so youâll need a paper clip to press it in) and may be labeled âReset.â
Step 2: Do a 30-30-30 reset. Itâs a bit of a pain but works for every router model Iâve come across. Hereâs how:
Playing Candy Crush, swiping left on a dating app and checking your Yahoo inbox shouldnât expose your location. I say shouldnât, but those apps and thousands more were likely hijacked by data brokers who turned your personal info into cash.
Itâs that time of year when so many of us are planning vacations and booking a rental. Sadly, scammers are very aware of that, and theyâre always changing their tricks to fool people out of their money, rentals â or worse.
When was the last time you cleaned up your digital life? Itâs not fun, but just a few minutes of physical and digital decluttering can work wonders. It boosts productivity, clears mental clutter and leaves you feeling like youâve done something great. Ready? Letâs do this!
Iâm sure you remember this: âYou hang up first.â âNo, you hang up first.â Not quite as romantic when you fumble for the âEnd callâ button on your iPhone, eh? As times change and our tech changes, so, too, do the phrases we use.
When you connect your gadgets to the same Wi-Fi network, you’re not just getting them online; you’re building a system so they can communicate with each other. You donât need to be a tech wizard â just follow the steps below:
Those charging kiosks in airports, hotels and malls are so tempting when youâre out and about with a dying phone. Their owners promise theyâre safe. The government disagrees, and so do I. Groan, I know.
Welcome to the newest phase of juice jacking. The phenomenon has been around for more than 10 years. Hackers use public phone-charging stations to upload malware to your devices. Then, they ransom your device or steal your passwords. Super-duper.
New cars are basically snazzy computers on wheels, packing 1,000 to 3,000 processors. That means we get all kinds of great features, but thatâs not all â the more complex our cars get, the more at risk we are. Iâm not talking about theft; I mean remote carjacking ⊠or worse.
