HeyJaredDavid Crookes
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The hidden iOS 27 iPhone setting every parent needs to turn on right now (opens the original)
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With iOS 27, you can hand an iPhone to a child with far greater confidence. Apple has overhauled its parental controls with a new guided setup assistant, making it simpler than ever to apply smart restrictions and tailor the device to a younger user. There are several powerful features worth exploring. Beyond capping app availability and blocking in-app purchases, you can restrict adult websites, set strict time limits on games or social media, and automatically blur images containing graphic vi
Google buried 1,605 weird and wonderful experiments — 5 you need to see (opens the original)
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For 14 glorious years, Google generated hundreds of creative ideas and shared them on its Experiments with Google hub. It became my regular go-to, I loved exploring all the weird and wonderful concepts cooked up by a host of clever brains. So, I was naturally saddened when the site came to an end. Sure, it’s been superseded by Google Labs, but it just doesn’t feel the same. Thankfully, Google didn’t delete those original projects, and you can still access all 1,605 in an archive. One of my favor
I’m obsessed with iOS 27’s one-tap suggestions in Messages — here’s why (opens the original)
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With more than a billion active users, Apple’s Messages app is already hugely popular. But a new feature in iOS 27 makes it even more useful, and I’m already seeing the benefits. When you’re bombarded with texts on a daily basis, t’s all too easy to forget tasks or spend ages carrying out a request. I’ve certainly had occasions when I’ve forgotten to pick up groceries, or spent longer than expected trying to find photos someone asked me to send. But with one-tap suggestions in Messages, I’m star
I use Google Maps to time travel, avoid bad air, and survive zero service (opens the original)
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Google Maps has become one of life’s essentials thanks to a host of features that make navigation feel effortless. I use it as a matter of routine when I’m driving, even if I know where I’m going — it flags up problems, offers alternative routes, and gives an accurate ETA. But Google Maps does so much more than basic directions. The more I use and explore the app, the more impressed I become (and I love checking out the hidden tricks uncovered by the Tom’s Guide team!). While it’s packed with to
How to remotely log out of your ChatGPT account on all devices (opens the original)
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ChatGPT has become so useful that you likely have it running on multiple devices. In fact, you may have it active in more places than you realize, which can pose a security risk. What if someone accesses your account on a device you left behind, or a colleague views your conversations on an office computer? There is now a way to manage those sessions and remotely sign out of your account. It’s also an easy way to check for unauthorized access if you suspect your account has been compromised. The
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