How to Enable DNS Over HTTPS in Various Browsers
DNS over HTTPS (DoH) is a great new security and privacy standard for encrypting DNS requests. Here is how you can enable it in various browsers.
8 of the Best Social Networking Sites that Are Decentralized and Blockchain-Based
There are a growing number of new decentralized and blockchain-based social networks vying to be private, secure solutions to our social media needs.
How to Fake Your Android’s Location
If you have a need to spoof your location, your Android phone comes with a way to do so. Here is how you can easily fake your Android location.
How to Keep Your Cryptocurrency Safe
You have probably already kept your cryptocurrency safe, but if you have not, here are some ways you can secure your cryptocurrency wallet and keep it safe.
Things You Can Do With the Hidden Android Developer Options
There is a hidden Android developer options that give you access to dozens of little tweaks to help you get a little more out of your phone. Here’s how to use it.
Can Deepfakes Be Detected?
With enough source images, it’s not that hard to make deepfake videos, but are there any solutions for detecting which videos are trying to trick us?
What Are “Super Apps,” and Which Companies Are Building Them?
If you live in a decently-sized Asian city, odds are you’ll only need one “super app.” Most started out with a few functions but have turned into miniature operating systems for life.
How “Sign in with Apple” Works and Why It’s Different
Apple’s new “Sign in with Apple” system is aiming to fix the privacy issue with other third-party login systems. Here’s how Sign in with Apple works and how it is different from the rest.
How to Measure Your Altitude or Elevation with Your Smartphone
You probably use your phone’s location to do street-level navigation, but do you know it can show your altitude too? Here’s how to measure altitude with your phone.
Why Are Browsers Ending Flash Support and How to Access Flash Content Afterwards
All browsers, including Adobe, will cease to support Flash by December 2020. Here is what you can do if you really need to access flash content.
How to Blur Images Online
There are times when you need a quick tool to blur out or censor some part of an image. Here are some useful tools that allow you to blur images online.
How to Find Your Searches, YouTube History, Voice Recordings, and Other Data Stored by Google
If you want to know exactly what Google knows about you, here’s a comprehensive guide to what you can find in your Google data dumps.
The Differences Between Permissioned and Permissionless Blockchains
One of the biggest divisions in blockchain technology is permissioned vs. permissionless blockchains. Here are the differences between a permissoned and permissionless blockchain.
Alternatives to Mint for Managing Your Money on Android
Mint is not the only app for managing your finances. Here are some free Mint alternatives that allow you to manage your money on Android.
Seven Coding Games to Help You Build Your Programming Chops
Learning to code is not a difficult task. These coding games cover plenty of languages, age ranges, and skill levels to help you learn coding the easy way.
What Are Stablecoins, and Are They Safer than Bitcoin?
Stablecoins are cryptocurrencies designed specifically to prevent big changes in their value. Are they safer than Bitcoins and other cryptocurrency? Let’s find out.
How to Use Chocolatey to Easily Install and Update Windows Programs
Chocolatey allows you to manage and update all of your Windows programs through a single interface rather than having to wrangle them all individually.
Five Tools to See Your Steam Spending, Play-Time, and Achievement Stats
Steam knows how much money you’ve spent and how much time you’ve played and so should you. Here are some tools to find your Steam spending and stats.
How Do Fingerprint Scanners Work?
Fingerprint unlock is now a standard feature in smartphones, but what’s actually going on when you put your finger on the scanner? Here’s how fingerprint scanners work.
Brain-Computer Interfaces: What Are They and Why Are We Hearing About them Now?
The concept behind brain-computer interfaces is fairly basic. Using the neurons and electrical signals in the brain, we can control things with our thoughts.