The Safari browser on your iPhone, much like the Web browsers you have used on your computer, includes the ability to browse privately. When you begin a private browsing session in a browser, any history or cookies from that session will be forgotten as soon as you close out of private browsing. Our guide below […]
How to Show Contact Photos on an iPhone 7
Your iPhone has a lot of different options that let you customize the way it looks. These can vary from things like your wallpaper, to assigning pictures to your contacts. But if you’ve gone through the trouble of adding pictures to your contacts, you may be disappointed to see that those pictures aren’t showing next […]
What Does the Hide Images Option Do in Firefox for iPhone?
The Firefox app for your iPhone is a great alternative if you are interested in using a browser other than the default Safari one. It has some interesting features, and it can sync with your Firefox account if you also use Firefox or your laptop or desktop. if you’ve started using Firefox on your iPhone […]
How to Turn Off Your Personal Hotspot on an iPhone 7
Your iPhone’s data plan allows you to connect to the Internet to browse websites, watch videos, check mail, and much more. This is made possible by its connection to a cellular network via your cellular phone plan. But not every device is able to use a cellular connection like this, and you may find yourself […]
What Does Prevent Cross-Site Tracking Mean in the Safari Settings on My iPhone?
One of the first things that many iPhone owners will do is go through their settings menu and turn on and turn off a bunch of the settings that they encounter. Some of these settings and obvious and easy to understand, while others might a bit more complicated. One such setting that you may encounter […]
How to Disable Conversation Threads in the Mail App on an iPhone 7
It’s become increasingly common for mail apps to group messages from a conversation into one entry in your inbox. In theory it makes it easier to keep track of the conversation, but you might not like it, or you may find that you are missing parts of the conversation, or becoming confused about its chronology. […]