How hot is too hot for your Apple devices? You may be surprised by the answer.
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Going on Vacation? Learn How to Write an Effective Out-of-Office Message
Vacation season is upon us, and in-person conferences are opening up again. If you’re going away, make sure to write an effective out-of-office message so you don’t end up working remotely the entire time. We have tips at:
Reopening Your Office? Now’s a Great Time to Evaluate Your IT Infrastructure
If you’re having discussions about when and how to reopen your organization’s office, it’s worth thinking—and talking to us—about the role your IT infrastructure plays in such discussions. Learn more at:
Disable Unused Sharing Options on Your Mac If You’re Not Using Them
The sharing pane in the system preferences has many abilities. Find out what it can do.
Live in the Future by Using Apple Pay on Your Apple Watch
We’ve become fond of using the Apple Watch for contactless payments with Apple Pay. Here’s how.
Two Important Tips for External Storage Devices
Ask us before buying external storage because we may be able to recommend known good products or warn you away from sketchy manufacturers.
Name That Tune with Siri or Control Center
Don’t you hate it when a familiar song is playing but you can’t think of what it’s called? Never worry about that again, thanks to your iPhone or iPad.
What Is This “App Tracking Transparency” Apple Added to iOS 14.5?
New in iOS 14.5 is a privacy-protecting feature called App Tracking Transparency, which forces apps to ask you for permission to track your activities across other apps and websites.
Share Your Apple Card with People in Your Family Sharing Group
With the new Apple Card Family, once everyone has upgraded to iOS 14.6, you can add members of your Family Sharing group to your Apple Card account as either Co-Owners or Participants.
AirTag Basics and How to Protect Yourself from Stalking
Apple’s new AirTags are great for finding your keys or bag, but they also come with some security and privacy implications—someone could try to track you with a hidden AirTag. Read on to learn how Apple helps you detect such a problem.
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