Apple's iOS 26 brings with it a big Liquid Glass design change, and the Camera app has had a refresh to go with it. Some ...

How to Turn off Photo Stream in iOS 1. On your device go to Settings and scroll down to Photos & Camera. 2. Enter the Photos & Camera settings and disable My Photo Stream by moving the slider over.

YouTube users under the age of 17 have autoplay as the default setting. On X, you can stop videos and GIFs from playing ...

Apple's emphasis on privacy and security over the years is a feat worth applauding. You may have noticed a green light lit up next to the camera on your MacBook — this indicates that the FaceTime ...

That issue with Meta secretly scanning your camera roll continues to rear its head. Check your Facebook privacy settings to see if this feature is turned on for you — even if you didn't provide ...

You know that scene in a million movies where several characters huddle together in front of a camera for a big group photo, smiling as they wait for their camera to snap the picture? What if we told ...

You could argue that the iPhone is in its final form, since changes in recent years have been incremental instead of substantial. The features missing from the iPhone 16e versus the iPhone 16 were ...

How to check if Meta has had access to your camera roll. Credit: Silas Stein/picture alliance via Getty Images Some Meta users still have questions and anxiety about which photos Meta can access on ...

With the Toronto International Film Festival celebrating its 50th edition this year, it makes sense that one Canadian institution would honor another with its opening-night film. And with TIFF known ...

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The ability to turn off hints (the annoying “You have Skill Points to spend!” and other reminders) is the second option down ...

To turn off autoplay on Facebook, navigate to your profile picture icon, which appears in the top right corner of the desktop ...