How to Get Automatic Birthday Reminders on Your iPhone |
- How to Get Automatic Birthday Reminders on Your iPhone
- How to Quickly Switch Between Users on a Chromebook
- How to Export and Delete Saved Passwords in Chrome
- How to Get Animoji On Any Android Smartphone in 2021
- How to Sign out of All Devices on Spotify at Once
| How to Get Automatic Birthday Reminders on Your iPhone Posted: 07 Mar 2021 08:59 AM PST
Have trouble remembering the birthdays of all your friends, family, and co-workers? Luckily, the Apple iPhone comes to the rescue with automated birthday reminders. All you have to do is add birthdays within the Contacts app and flip a switch in Settings. Here's how to set it up. First, for this to work, you must have notifications enabled for the Calendar app. To turn that on, visit Settings > Notifications > Calendar and set the switch beside "Allow Notifications" to "On."
Also, you'll need to have some birthdays defined in your Contacts app. To do that, open Contacts, then tap a contact from the list, select "Edit," then tap "add birthday." RELATED: How to Add Birthdays to Contacts on iPhone With all that settled, here's how to turn on automatic Calendar birthday reminders. First, open Settings and tap "Calendar."
In "Calendar" settings, tap "Default Alert Times."
In "Default Alert times," select "Birthdays."
On the "Birthdays" screen, you can pick a time when Calendar will alert you about upcoming birthdays. You can choose "On day of event," "1 day before," "2 days before," or "1 week before." For the first three of those choices, Calendar will notify you at 9 a.m. on the day you selected.
After that, exit Settings. When the proper alert time comes, Calendar will send you a notification about the birthday.
Depending on your notifications settings, you can potentially see this alert on your lock screen or Notification Center as well as via pop-ups on your screen (To tweak them, visit Settings > Notifications > Calendar.). Very handy!  |
| How to Quickly Switch Between Users on a Chromebook Posted: 07 Mar 2021 07:53 AM PST  Your Chromebook allows you to create up to five different user profiles. Fortunately, you don't have to return to the login screen every time you want to switch between them. Here's how to switch between users instantly with just a keyboard shortcut. If you don't have multiple users already, go ahead and add a new person to your Chromebook like you normally would. You can do that by simply signing out of your existing account (using Ctrl+Shift+Q) and selecting the "Add Person" option on the bottom of the lock screen. RELATED: How to Manage Multiple User Accounts on a Single Chromebook From any of the user accounts, click the status area that shows the Chromebook's Wi-Fi and battery levels from the bottom-right corner.
In the Quick Settings panel, select your profile image's thumbnail.
Now, click the "Sign in another user" button. Select the "OK" option in the following warning prompt.
On the next screen, log in to your other Chromebook account.
Both your accounts are now eligible for the instant switch option, which means you won't need to enter a passcode to go back and forth between them. You can repeat this process for as many user accounts as you want to. To use the instant switch feature, click the status area again and, from under the display picture menu, simply select an account you want to sign in to. Your Chromebook will automatically authenticate you and take you to that account without asking for the passcode. This especially comes in handy when you keep separate profiles for your work and your personal life on your Chromebook.
You can also do this with a keyboard shortcut. Press Ctrl+Alt+the period key to go to the next user and Ctrl+Alt+the comma key to go back to the previous one. Chrome OS offers several more hidden perks that you may not know about, like a task manager and loads of keyboard shortcuts. RELATED: Master Chrome OS With These Chromebook Keyboard Shortcuts  |
| How to Export and Delete Saved Passwords in Chrome Posted: 07 Mar 2021 05:39 AM PST
Google Chrome's built-in password manager is better than nothing, but it's not the most secure. If you're planning to move to a dedicated password manager, here's how you can safely export and delete saved passwords from Chrome. We recommend you use a dedicated password manager for saving and syncing all your usernames and passwords across your devices. Not only is it more secure, but it's also convenient because you can generate strong passwords for all your accounts. Once it's set up, all you have to do is remember the master password to the password manager of your choice. RELATED: Why You Shouldn’t Use Your Web Browser’s Password Manager All popular password managers like LastPass, 1Password, Dashlane, and Bitwarden let you import passwords from Chrome. All you have to do is import the CSV file generated from Chrome. Export Saved Passwords from ChromeFirst, let's export all your saved passwords from Chrome. To get started, open the Chrome browser on your computer. Here, click your profile icon from the toolbar and select the Passwords button. Alternatively, you can enter the "chrome://settings/passwords" path into the URL bar and press the Enter or Return key.
Here, go to the "Saved Passwords" section and click the three-dot menu button from the right side.
Now, select the "Export Passwords" option.
From the pop-up, click the "Export Passwords" button.
Your computer might ask you to authenticate your identity using the password associated with your Windows 10 or Mac user account. Enter the password and click the "OK" button.
Choose the destination for the CSV file and click the "Save" button.
Once the file is downloaded, you'll find it in your computer's file system (Windows Explorer or Finder). You can now easily import the CSV file to a password manager like Bitwarden.
Delete Saved Passwords from ChromeNow that you have exported your saved passwords, it's time to delete them from Chrome. There's a one-click method for deleting all passwords that are saved in Chrome and synced across all your devices using your Google account. To do this, click the three-dot menu button from the Chrome toolbar and choose the "Settings" option.
From the "Privacy and Security" section, choose the "Clear Browsing Data" option.
Go to the "Advanced" tab, and from the "Time Range" drop-down, choose the "All Time" option.
Scroll down and check the "Passwords and Other Sign-In Data" option. Click the "Clear Data" button.
Instantly, all the passwords that are saved locally in Chrome and in your Google account will be deleted. Want to learn more about password managers and why you should use one? We've got you covered. RELATED: Why You Should Use a Password Manager, and How to Get Started  |
| How to Get Animoji On Any Android Smartphone in 2021 Posted: 07 Mar 2021 04:30 AM PST If you have ever used iPhone, you might know about Animoji. Animoji is an animated version of popular emoji characters that was introduced way back in 2017. The feature transforms classic emoji icons into short animations. What's more interesting is that the feature uses Apple's Face ID facial-recognition system to capture your facial expressions and puts it into the emoji icon. Since it's an Apple exclusive feature, it was missing on Android. On Android, you can use different apps to replicate the same feature. Although not accurate, Supermoji can help you get Animjo like experience on any Android smartphone. For those who don't know, Supermoji is an Android application that allows you to express yourself with brand new Emojis, Emoji Text, Font Styles and SuperMoji. The app is not entirely free, but a few of the features can be used for free. Also read: 10 Best Emoji Apps For Android How to Get Animoji On Any Android Smartphone in 2021In this article, we will share a step-by-step guide on how to get Animoji on any Android smartphone. Let's check out. Step 1. First of all, search for Supermoji on the Google Play Store and open the first app. Tap on the 'Install' button to install it on your smartphone.
Step 2. Once installed, open the Supermoji app on your Android. You will be asked to grant a few permissions. Make sure to grant all the permissions.
Step 3. Now you will see the main interface of SuperMoji. Select the Supermoji from the bottom of the screen and adjust your face on the facial recognition.
Step 4. Once done, tap on the 'Record' icon located at the bottom of the screen.
Step 5. Once done with the recording, tap on the 'Record' button again. You will now get the option to share or download the Animoji animation.
Note: Since SuperMoji is a free app, it has few bugs. Sometimes, the facial expressions were not captured well by the app. So, you might need to re-open the app to get the best results. That's it! You are done. This is how you can get Animoji on any Android device. So, this article is all about how to get Animoji on any Android smartphone. I hope this article helped you! Please share it with your friends also. If you have any doubts related to this, let us know in the comment box below.  |
| How to Sign out of All Devices on Spotify at Once Posted: 06 Mar 2021 08:58 AM PST
While there isn't a device limit for Spotify subscribers, it's a good practice to sign out of devices you're no longer using. If you no longer have access to a device that you're signed in to, you can sign out of all devices at once from your account settings page.
To start, open the Spotify website in your browser of choice. If you are already signed in, click Profile > Account from the Spotify front page to access the settings page for your account.
If you aren't already signed in, select the "Log In" option in the top-right corner before proceeding.
Signing in via the front page will redirect you to the Spotify web player. To access the settings area from there, select your account name in the top-right corner, then select the "Account" option from the drop-down menu.
Both methods will bring you to your Spotify account's settings area, where you can change certain settings, such as your email address or subscription plan. To sign out of all devices, however, scroll down to the bottom of the page and click the "Sign Out Everywhere" button listed underneath the "Signout Everywhere" category.
As soon as you select this button, you'll be signed out of your Spotify account in your web browser. Almost all other devices used for Spotify should sign out automatically at this point, too. You'll also need to sign back in to any devices you wish to continue to use at this stage. If you're using certain standalone devices, however, you may find that you need to remove these manually. As the Spotify website suggests, this includes (but is not limited to) Sonos speakers and PlayStation devices, as these require you to link your account to another device or ID first.  |
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