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– ChromeOS 146 is rolling out
ChromeOS 146 is rolling out, but Google is clearly eyeing a much bigger prize – chromeunboxed.com ·
If you’ve checked your settings menu this week and seen the prompt to restart for ChromeOS 146, you might be wondering where the “What’s New” splash screen went. In an update that follows the now-understood trend of ChromeOS updates over the past year or so, we are looking at an one that is pretty much devoid of any new user-facing features.
Google Issues High-Risk Security Patch for 3.5 Billion Chrome Users
Google Issues High-Risk Security Patch for 3.5 Billion Chrome Users – techrepublic.com
Time to hit that ‘Relaunch’ button.
Google has officially rolled out a significant security update for its Chrome browser, targeting eight high-risk vulnerabilities that affect its massive global user base of approximately 3.5 billion people. While the tech giant confirms these aren’t zero-day threats, the “High” severity rating means you shouldn’t leave your browser’s safety to chance.
I wasted years buying Ring cameras, I switched to Reolink
I wasted years buying Ring cameras, here’s why I finally switched to Reolink – howtogeek.com
My first smart cameras were Ring cameras, and I used them for several years. The increasing subscription costs and worrying privacy issues finally made me switch to Reolink, and I wish I’d made the move much sooner.
I Lost My Two Factor Authentication Device. How Do I Recover?
I Lost My Two Factor Authentication Device. How Do I Recover? – youtube.com · Ask Leo!
What If My Passkey Doesn’t Work or I Lose the Device It’s On?
What If My Passkey Doesn’t Work or I Lose the Device It’s On? – youtube.com · Ask Leo!
Passkeys Are Everywhere Now. Is Your Password Manager Obsolete?
Passkeys Are Everywhere Now. Is Your Password Manager Obsolete? – Make Tech Easier – maketecheasier.com
You’ve likely seen the prompt on Google, Apple, or Microsoft asking you to create or save a passkey. You tap it, verify with your face or PIN, and sign in instantly with no typing. But where does that leave your password manager?
Wallet features I wish someone had told me about sooner
6 Google Wallet features I wish someone had told me about sooner – howtogeek.com
Google Wallet is one of those apps that many of us use every day. It’s so simple to set up that once you’ve added your payment card, you might never look at it again.
Privacy Hacks Every iPhone User Should Know
15 Privacy Hacks Every iPhone User Should Know – Lifehacker
When you’re using devices that are always connected to the internet, it’s difficult to completely protect your privacy. Luckily, there are plenty of great privacy hacks for your iPhone, which you can use to make it harder for trackers and spies to collect your data and snoop on your business.
Master password entropy: Tips for stronger passwords
Master password entropy: Tips for stronger passwords – expressvpn.com
Passwords remain one of the most common ways to protect online accounts, yet not all of them offer the same level of security. Entropy is one way to describe password unpredictability, especially for randomly generated passwords, and understanding it can help explain why some passwords are harder to guess than others.
MVNOs aren’t just cheap—here’s 3 things they do better than cellular carriers
MVNOs aren’t just cheap—here’s 3 things they do better than cellular carriers – howtogeek.com
Have you recently considered ditching Verizon or AT&T and switching to an MVNO (Mobile Virtual Network Operator) like Mint Mobile or Straight Talk? They’re a popular carrier option thanks to being cheap, but that’s not all you’ll get from choosing an MVNO over the big guys.
My Android notification tray was a mess until I discovered this sorting feature
My Android notification tray was a mess until I discovered this sorting feature – howtogeek.com
Android’s notification system is one of its strongest features. However, as much as I try to keep things tidy, there are a lot of settings to check. Thankfully, a recent “Notification Organizer” feature does all the hard work for me.
What’s a “Zero-Day” Attack? A Diagram of the Vulnerability Timeline
What’s a “Zero-Day” Attack? A Diagram of the Vulnerability Timeline – youtube.com · Ask Leo!
Google Messages for web removing QR code pairing
Google Messages for web removing QR code pairing – 9to5google.com
Today, you can use Google Messages for web using QR code pairing or Google Account sign-in. The original login method will soon go away.
The Chromebook That Runs Android Better Than Your Phone –
The Chromebook That Runs Android Better Than Your Phone – aboutchromebooks.com
For years, Android phones have been the default way to experience Google’s mobile ecosystem. But something unexpected has been quietly happening in the background—Chromebooks have evolved into powerful Android machines that, in some cases, deliver a better experience than smartphones themselves.
How Do I Find Who Hacked My Email Account?
How Do I Find Who Hacked My Email Account? – youtube.com · Ask Leo!