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How To Take Screenshots On All Apple Devices

Whichever Apple device you have either iPhone, Mac, iPad, Apple Watch, Apple TV, or any other. Here you’ll get the tricks for all of the Apple devices with any version to capture a screenshot. How to capture screenshot on iPhone On iPhone X, XS, and XR: These new gadgets don’t have a Home button, so the trick is different for them. On these devices, you can take a screenshot by using the side button. 1.    Open the screen you want to screenshot. 2.    Set up everything on the screen you want in your shot. 3.    Place your finger on both side buttons. In place of ‘Home’ button use ‘Volume Up’ button. 4.    Press and hold both buttons at the exact same time. 5.    Release when the screen blinks with a shutter sound. On iPhone 8 and previous: In iPhone 8 Plus, iPhone 8, iPhone 7 and older the method for capturing the screen is exactly the same. 1.    Open the screen you want to...

How to subscribe, listen or watch podcasts on Apple TV Podcasts app

Podcasts app on your Apple TV is an excellent way to watch and listen to your favorite shows and episodes. You can subscribe to your favorite video shows and watch them on your Apple TV. This is also easy to use and synchronize with the Podcasts app of your iPhone or iPad, so you can continue from where you last left. Here is how to search for new podcasts on your Apple TV, subscribe and watch or listen to them. How to search for new podcasts on your Apple TV As like your iPhone and iPad you can search for your favorite or new shows with your Apple TV Podcasts app. Here is how to use your Apple TV podcasts app for searching podcasts. Open ‘Podcasts’ app on your Apple TV. Select ‘Search’ from the top menu bar of the screen. Now, take your ‘Siri remote’ to enter the name of the podcasts you’re searching for. Dictate or spell out the podcast name. Now, select the podcast you are interested in. Then click on ‘Subscribe’ at the top of the episodes list. That’s it! Repeat the procedure for ...

How Does Apple’s Secure Enclave Protect My iPhone or Mac?

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To manage your biometric information, iPhones and Macs ‘Touch ID or Face ID’ make use of a separate processor. In technical terms, it’s known as the Secure Enclave. It’s generally a computer in itself, and it provides many security features. The Secure Enclave boots are entirely different from the rest of your device. It functions its microkernel, which is not exactly accessible by your operating system or any of the programs working on your device. There is always 4MB of highlighting storage space which is used for storing 256-bit elliptic curve private keys. These keys are very unique to your device and are never synced to the cloud or even straight observed by your device’s primary operating system. Instead, the system enquires the Secure Enclave to decrypt information by utilizing the keys. Reason Behind The Presence Of Secure Enclave- The ‘Secure Enclave’ does make it harder for hackers to steal sensitive information without gaining physical access to the device. It i...