‘They typically do what’s called a phone dump’: Expert reveals what police can see when they seize your iPhone—and how
“When law enforcement goes through your phone, they typically do what is called a phone dump, which means they are able to plug your phone in, clone it, and they are able to see not only things that ...
iPhone lets you record calls — here’s how to do it
First, open the Phone app on your iPhone and make a call. When the other person answers, tap the record button in the ...
How to Use Stolen Device Protection on Apple’s iPhone
Whether you’re worried about a new iPhone or the Apple smartphone you’ve had for ages, activating Stolen Device Protection ...
How to set up the new theft detection features on Android
At the top of the list, enable Theft detection lock and tap Turn on on the confirmation screen (which explains how the ...
I finally found the perfect phone tripod, and it's under $30
I've tried many phone tripods before, but they're often bulky, heavy, or not sturdy enough. This is why the Ulanzi MA26 is ...
I tested the Galaxy S25 Ultra's Now Brief — here's what this AI feature can do
Setting up the Brief is pretty easy, with the simplest method being just to add it to the phone's home screen. All you need ...
Don't look now, but Android Find My Device trackers suddenly work great
When I'm not being ridiculed for my futile opposition to free chargers, you might find me ranting about Google giving the ...