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    If you are a Mac user seeking the best way to take a screenshot, or a PC user who wants to print screen on a Mac, this is for you.
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    How to change where screenshots are saved on a Mac
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    How to change where screenshots are saved on a Mac

    We explain where your screenshots are saved on a Mac and how to get macOS to save them to a folder or another location.
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    How to tell if an iPhone is locked to a network

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    Mac or MacBook won’t turn on? Here’s how to fix it
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    We explain what to do if your Mac won't turn on. Find out why your MacBook isn't turning on and how to fix it, including how to force a Mac to start.
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    Where is Apple Intelligence on my Mac?
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    Where is Apple Intelligence on my Mac?

    How to take advantage of Apple's highly promoted technology on your Mac.
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    You don't have to turn on RCS to message with Android users
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    You don't have to turn on RCS to message with Android users

    The new option for RCS messaging isn’t required to continue communicating with your green bubble friends.
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    How to recover deleted text messages on your iPhone
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    How to recover deleted text messages on your iPhone

    Accidentally deleted a text message-or lost all of them? All hope is not lost!
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    How to clear cache on a Mac
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    How to clear cache on a Mac

    Find out how to delete different types of Mac cache and which you should leave alone in our guide to how to clear cache on MacBook or Mac.
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    How to download YouTube videos on a Mac
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    How to download YouTube videos on a Mac

    We explain how to download YouTube for free on a Mac, with YouTube Premium, or using a YouTube downloader app.
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    How to fix Messages syncing on a Mac
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    How to fix Messages syncing on a Mac

    If your Messages app on your Mac stops syncing with other devices, you can attempt to reset it.
    By Glenn Fleishman 11 months ago
    How to delete System Data on a Mac
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    How to delete System Data on a Mac

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    How to delete Other storage on a Mac
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    How to delete Other storage on a Mac

    Need more space on your Mac? Want to delete Other? We have the answers! Plus why Apple no longer has Other since macOS Monterey.
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    iPhone System Data and Other storage: What is it and how to get rid of it
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    iPhone System Data and Other storage: What is it and how to get rid of it

    That significant Other or System Data filling up all your iPhone storage? Here's what you can do about it.
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    How to stop a Mac's hard drives from spinning down
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    How to stop a Mac's hard drives from spinning down

    In some cases, you may want your HDDs to keep in an active state longer than the macOS defaults.
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    Is iMessage not working? Here’s how to fix it on your iPhone, iPad, and Mac
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    Is iMessage not working? Here’s how to fix it on your iPhone, iPad, and Mac

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    Where is Apple Intelligence on my iPhone?

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    How to use a VPN on a Mac
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    How to use a VPN on a Mac

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    Apple isn't spying on your photos in iOS 18 with Enhanced Visual Search
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    How to stop macOS Sequoia from resizing windows to fill your screen
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    How to stop macOS Sequoia from resizing windows to fill your screen

    A new feature can lead to inadvertent window resizing.
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    10 things you need to do first with your new Mac
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    10 things you need to do first with your new Mac

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    How to record and transcribe voice calls on your iPhone
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    How to record and transcribe voice calls on your iPhone

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    iOS 18.2: How to create your own custom emoji with Genmoji
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    How to upgrade your M2 Mac mini without paying Apple's high prices
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    How to upgrade your M2 Mac mini without paying Apple's high prices

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    How to adjust Medications reminders on your iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch
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    Check out this string of dongles used to connect an original iPod to an M4 Mac
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    How to use CleanMy Mac X to delete old files and speed up your Mac

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    How to restore Reminders

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    How to find the Retouch tool in Photos for macOS Sequoia 15.1
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    Why Apple maxes out at two active SIM/eSIMs on its hardware
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    How to stop dust, dirt, and lint from getting into your iPhone charging port
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    How to stop dust, dirt, and lint from getting into your iPhone charging port

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    How to disable the camera shutter sound on an iPhone or iPad
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    How to disable the camera shutter sound on an iPhone or iPad

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    How to check your Mac's internal temperature and keep it cool
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    Your AirPods Pro 2 can work as a hearing aid–here's how
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    Your AirPods Pro 2 can work as a hearing aid–here's how

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    How to block annoying texts with a few taps on your iPhone
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    How to block annoying texts with a few taps on your iPhone

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    Everything your Apple Watch can do without an iPhone
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    Everything your Apple Watch can do without an iPhone

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    How to run Windows apps on a Mac without installing Windows
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    How to get ready for Messages by satellite and go off the grid

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    How to change your Apple Watch ringtone and alert sounds
    Updated

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    How to use two iPhones with one iCloud account
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    How to use two iPhones with one iCloud account

    There's no reason you can't, but take care with how you set each up.
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    How to use Find My without an Apple device
    Mac 911

    How to use Find My without an Apple device

    Apple hasn’t released a Find My app for Android or Windows, but iCloud.com might offer enough.
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