iPhone/iPad is Supervised by Another Computer Message
If you try to connect your iPhone or iPad to a computer, you might be confused to see the message “This iPad is supervised by another computer and cannot be used by this computer.” At that point,
iPhone/iPad: How to Hide Apps on Home Screen
It’s easy for our iPhone or iPad screen to get junked up to the point where we don’t even know what some of the app icons are even for. Hiding an app can even keep the information out of view of
macOS: How to Enable FileVault
FileVault helps you encrypt information on a Mac. It works by encoding data on the startup disk so that anyone who is not authorized cannot access that information. Learn how to turn FileVault on
macOS: How to Disable IPv6
IPv6, short for Internet Protocol Version 6, is a network layer protocol that enables communication over a network. It’s essentially a longer way of listing IP addresses, making more IP addresses
macOS: How to Disable Firewall
The firewall on your Mac is a feature that allows the Mac to prevent connections you don’t want from the internet or other networks. It can also protect the Mac from network access or
macOS: How to Change Computer Name
You might want to change the name of your Mac, either because you have a new user or you just want a new name. Your computer’s name and local hostname also allow your computer to be identified on
How to use Snapchat on Mac
The popular instant messaging app Snapchat was once only available on mobile devices. Now, there is a browser-based version that you can even use on the Mac. Below we’ll go into how to use
iOS 16: Switch Between 12 and 24-Hour Time
Not many people use 24-hour time. However, if you work in healthcare, the military or just prefer it, you might want your phone to read the time on the 24-hour scale. Below is how to do it.
macOS: How to Install PIP
PIP is a package management system that helps install and manage software packages and libraries used in the programming language Python. Luckily, installing it can be done using some command
macOS: How to Launch App from Terminal
The typical way to open an app is to click on the icon on the Dock or desktop. You might also hit the Go menu at the top of the screen, select Applications and find the app through that menu to