Tips & Tricks
Every new version of iOS, iPadOS, macOS, and watchOS adds features – and hides many of them so well that even long-time Apple users miss them. On top of that come everyday problems: backups failing, AirDrop refusing to work, Wi-Fi passwords disappearing.
This is where step-by-step guides for exactly those moments live: from setting up a new iPhone to transferring data to uncovering hidden features in iOS and macOS. Every guide is verified against the current version – so the steps are correct when you actually need them.
How to block phone numbers on iOS 15
Unwanted phone calls: Below I will show you how to block or mute unwanted calls on iOS 15.
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iOS 15: How to use the native iPhone 2FA code generator
One of the practical but less discussed new features in iOS 15, iPadOS 15 and macOS Monterey is an integrated 2FA code generator.
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SharePlay: How to share your screen on macOS Monterey 12.1
How to share your screen on Mac: In macOS Monterey 12.1, Apple has introduced the new SharePlay feature for FaceTime...
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iOS 15.2: How to set up an inheritance contact
Starting with iOS 15.2, Apple makes it easier for relatives to access personal data in the event of death with the new "Estate Contact" feature.
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iOS 15.2: How to use the App Privacy Report
Apple introduced App Privacy Reporting in iOS 15.2, a feature first unveiled at WWDC 2021.
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HomePod: How to set up multi-user voice recognition
Apple's HomePod speaker can recognize the voices of up to six people. Below I'll guide you through the setup process.
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MagSafe charger: How to check the firmware version
Apple Firmware Updates: This also applies to the MagSafe charger. Below I will show you how to check the firmware version.
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iOS 15: How to set up account recovery
iOS 15 Account Recovery: You will no longer be able to manage your Apple devices, view your iCloud data, and more.
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Protecting Apple devices from malware: How to do it
Protect Apple devices from malware: Malware and viruses are a threat to all programmable devices with a network connection.
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Apple Fitness+: How to view training summaries
If you regularly workout in Apple Fitness+, you'll want to see your workout summaries.
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