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You’re using the Action Button wrong — iOS 27 unlocks 3 features at once (opens the original)
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Ever since Apple introduced the Action Button on newer iPhones, it has come with one major catch: out of the box, it can only perform a single task at a time. For most people, that means using it as a basic mute switch or a quick camera launcher, leaving a great piece of hardware mostly wasted. With iOS 27, Apple makes fixing that remarkably easy. The updated Shortcuts app now lets you set up custom actions using plain, everyday language. By grouping your favorite tools into folders and tying th
Here's how to score Big Deal Day prices without buying a Prime membership (opens the original)
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Amazon’s October Prime Day sale kicks off next week, bringing discounts across tech, home goods, and seasonal essentials. But while the best savings are strictly locked behind the Prime paywall, you don't need to spend a dime on a subscription to shop them. If you aren't currently a subscriber, you can claim a 30-day free trial today to unlock complete access to every member-exclusive discount and fast, free shipping during next week's two-day event. Students and younger shoppers have an even bi
The hidden iOS 27 feature that stops scammers from stealing your money (opens the original)
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With iOS 27, Apple is introducing a native line of defense called Impersonation Risk Detection to tackle increasingly sophisticated social engineering scams. From convincing fake text messages to callers posing as government agents or bank representatives, these attacks are notoriously difficult to block because traditional phone security struggles when a victim is tricked into voluntarily initiating a payment or sharing account details. Designed to spot potential fraud in real time, this new sy
Millions of Amazon Prime members could get up to $200 in automatic refunds (opens the original)
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If you were charged for an Amazon Prime subscription between 2019 and 2025 without clear consent, or struggled to cancel your account, you could be due a direct payout of up to $200. Starting October 1, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is launching an expanded distribution phase of its landmark $2.5 billion settlement with Amazon. The updated terms open up eligibility to millions of additional consumers and increase the maximum payout cap per customer. Best of all, eligible subscribers do not
Google Photos now lets you pixelate sensitive info with a single swipe — here's how (opens the original)
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Google Photos has received a steady stream of smart upgrades recently, adding everything from AI wardrobe sorting to vintage filter presets. But among all the new additions, one simple privacy feature stands out as an immediate, everyday lifesaver for Android users: the new Redact tool. It’s an addition that feels long overdue — especially since Apple beat Google to the punch by introducing native face-blurring tools back in iOS 18. Scribbling over private text or faces on screenshots looks mess
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