Short answer: Find out what takes the most space, then delete or temporarily move stuff to an external disk
How to prevent Safari on your Mac from automatically opening downloaded files
Did you know that by default, Safari on your Mac will open, on your behalf, movies, images, PDF and text documents, and any kind of archives, after downloading them?
At first glance, it looks like a super convenient thing to do.
No need to manually open those downloaded files.
Except for the fact that opening an infected file is one of the many potential hacking vectors on a Mac.
FAQ: Should I upgrade my Mac to macOS 12 Monterey?
How to use iCloud Keychain on iPhone, iPad & Mac
In this post, I’ll show you how to use iCloud Keychain on your Apple devices.
As explained in my previous post, iCloud Keychain is a good place to start if:
you exclusively use Safari for web browsing
your online footprint is limited to a few accounts
you only need to manage login and credit card information
Overview of 3 password managers for iPhone, iPad & Mac
In this post, I’ll review three password managers that can be used on iPhone, iPad and Mac.
Please note that to take advantage of the apps mentioned later on, you'll need at least the following versions of the operating system:
iOS 9 on iPhone/iPad
OS X 10.9 (Mavericks) on your Mac (preferably 10.10 Yosemite and up)
How to generate unique and strong passwords
In this post, I’l explain how to generate unique and strong passwords for your online accounts.
This topic is especially important if :
You're concerned about online security
You have signed up for many online services
You are reusing the same or similar variants of the same password across multiple sites
Why should my passwords be unique and strong?
In this post, you will learn why it's important to use unique and strong passwords for your online accounts.
This topic is especially important if :
You're concerned about online security
You have signed up for many online services
You are reusing the same or similar variants of the same password across multiple sites
How to protect yourself while connected to an untrusted Wi-Fi network with your iPhone
How to prevent unauthorised access to your Apple account
In this post, I will show you how to strengthen the security of your Apple account with Two-Factor Authentication.
This tip is useful if:
You're not using Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) or Two-Step Verification (2SV) yet
You want to prevent anyone from accessing your Apple account even if they guess or acquire your password.
How to retrieve the passwords stored on your iPhone
How to speed up and protect your web browsing with Safari on your iPhone
How to make sure that your iPhone is locked as soon as possible
In this post, I will show you how to improve the security of your Apple device by enforcing the need to enter its password immediately after the device has been locked.
Having a login password/passcode is a must, since it prevents anybody who manages to get their hands on your device:
from accessing sensitive information (like messages or files)
and from impersonating you via e-mail or on social media.
To strengthen the security further, the password/passcode should be required as soon as you stop (even temporarily) using the device.
How to speed up (and protect) your Internet connection on your iPhone
In this post, I will share with you a tip at the intersection of productivity and security.
You will learn how to speed up and protect at the same time your internet connection.
This tip is useful if:
your web browsing experience feels sluggish (webpage loading time too long)
you'd like to protect yourself and other family members from most phishing attacks
and, optionally, you'd like to easily and quickly block adult content
How to protect your notes from prying eyes on your iPhone
In this post, I will show you how to add a layer of protection to some of your notes by locking them with a password on your iPhone.
This tip is useful if you store sensitive information in the Notes app (passwords, medical records , …) and want to keep it private when you give someone else access to your device.
Is it safe to still use the iPhone 4 in 2017?
I have fond memories of the iPhone 4.
In fact, it was my first iPhone ever and was a welcome upgrade to my old Nokia E71.
I’m a technologist but not an early adopter, except for one device: the iPad.
And if you’re wondering, yes, my first generation iPad is still working fine.
But let’s get back to the iPhone 4 which was released in 2010 too.
If you’re still using one as your main phone, not only are you missing out on cool features but you’re putting yourself at risk too.
The reason is simple
