Glenn FleishmanSenior Contributor, Macworld
Glenn Fleishman is the author of dozens of books, including his newly released Connect and Secure Your iPhone and iPad (iOS 13 and iPadOS 13), a detailed guide to networking, privacy, and encryption. He's a senior contributor to Macworld, where he writes Mac 911.
How to make sure you don’t delete referenced images in Photos for macOS
You can choose to reference instead of copying images into the Photos library, but that makes it possible to delete them accidentally, too.
This antivirus software package offers good basic protection, but its normal subscription price and its lack of ransomware protection allow its competitors to outshine it.
How to prepare a Mac for sale or a return to an employer
When you need to give up or sell a Mac, how can you make sure you keep what you need and leave a wiped machine?
How to disable Apple’s HEIF and HEVC formats in iOS
The more-efficient formats aren’t compatible outside of the newest Apple ecosystems, and some users prefer compatibility.
What to do when your two-step Apple ID account is locked
Preparation is key to be able to get access to your device.
What you need to do when you inherit a Mac
Avoid a huge headache and do these things before you accept or buy a Mac from the estate of a deceased person.
How to consolidate all the images on your Mac
You may have photos scattered hither and yon, and want them all in one place, or at least where you know to look.
How to keep some full resolution images on your iOS device, and store others in the cloud
iCloud Photo Library isn't flexible about file storage. But the solution may lie with Dropbox.
What to do when iPhoto and Photos take up too much storage space on a Mac
If you’re using both apps to manage your photos, the libraries for each can take up a lot of space.
This model offers the best value for the most outlets, with USB charging as a bonus.
How Messages in the Cloud protects SMS (and how it doesn’t)
And where messages are stored and how they’re backed up.
1Password 7 for Mac review: Password manager with small improvements that add up
It’s not an overhaul for what is already a robust and competently designed approach, but the touchups and additions move the product along.
Apple and Google harden their smartphones against hackers and governments
As techniques used by criminals and law enforcement become known, the two leading smartphone makers are adapting to protect user data.
What to do when you can’t use Photos to post pictures to Facebook
If Photos keeps asking you for your Facebook password, it appears to be due to a security change.
Apple puts privacy and security foremost in iOS 12, macOS Mojave
Several features in the upcoming operating systems make it easier to increase security without pain and offer users greater protection from tracking.