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Quick tip
Your email account can reset every other password you have. Turn on two-step verification there first.
- Your email account can reset every other password you have. Turn on two-step verification there first.
- Settings › Battery shows which apps use the most power, on both Android and iPhone.
- Public WiFi is fine for reading the news. Leave banking for mobile data or a network you trust.
- An app that keeps crashing? On Android, clearing its cache in Settings › Apps › Storage often fixes it without deleting your data.
- Forgotten subscriptions add up. Google Play and the App Store each have a page that lists every active one, so check it once a month.
- Your phone camera can read a QR code from a screenshot too: open the image and use Google Lens or Live Text.
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