Soluții pentru problemele tale IT
If your iPhone or iPad is displaying contact names in an unusual order with the last name before the first name (or vice versa,) you can fix it. This will change how names appear in Mail, Messages, Phone, Contacts, and other apps that obey this setting.
[mai mult...]Confidențialitatea este un subiect important atunci când vine vorba de dispozitive mobile. iPhone-urile și iPad-urile prezintă mici pictograme indicatoare portocalii și verzi atunci când aplicațiile accesează camera sau microfonul dispozitivului. Iată o aplicație pentru Android care poate face același lucru.
La fel ca lumina LED de pe o cameră web, iPhone și iPad prezintă puncte colorate în bara de stare atunci când o aplicație accesează camera sau microfonul. Android arată când aplicațiile accesează locația dvs., dar nu au acești indicatori.
[mai mult...]Privacy is a big topic when it comes to mobile devices. iPhones and iPads show little orange and green indicator icons when apps access the device’s camera or microphone. Here’s an Android app that can do the same. Like the LED light on a webcam, the iPhone and iPad show colored dots in the status bar when an app is accessing the camera or microphone. Android shows when apps are accessing your location, but it lacks these indicators.
The app we’ll be using to bring this functionality over to Android is called “Access Dots.” It mimics the colored dots that are present on iPhone and iPad. The app is easy to set up and gives you more information about what apps are doing in the background.
[mai mult...]Using the Shortcuts app (included on every iPhone running iOS 13 or higher) you can trigger an action at sunrise or sunset. This can come in handy for setting alarms, playing music, and other tasks. Here’s how to set it up.
[mai mult...]On an iPhone XS or later running iOS 14 or higher, FaceTime digitally modifies your video feed so your eyes are always looking into the camera—even when they’re not. If you find the idea of digitally altered eyeballs unsettling, this feature is easy to turn off. Here’s how.
First, open “Settings” on your iPhone.
In “Settings,” tap “FaceTime.”
In “FaceTime” settings, flip the switch beside “Eye Contact” to turn it off. This disables the fake “natural eye contact” feature.
You can now leave the “Settings” app. The next time you use FaceTime, your pupils will be exactly where you’d expect them to be.
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