📟 Turning Old Tech Into Keychains — How to Use Android's Theft Protection Feature

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I Turn Old Tech Into Keychain Charms (And You Can Too)

In a world of rapidly advancing technology, there's an abundance of old, broken devices that hold no real value. But what if you could give these forgotten gadgets a completely different purpose? One of the ways I do it is by turning them into fashionable DIY keychains.

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How to Turn On Android's Theft Protection Feature

Ever felt that mini heart attack when you can’t find your phone? Maybe it slipped out of your pocket, or worse, got swiped by someone. Either way, it’s not fun. Luckily, Android’s got your back with a nifty feature called Theft Protection. And the best part? It works on any phone running Android 10 or later.

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Get ready to look good and feel great for all the fall festivities. Whether you work from home or are always on the go, elevate your entire wardrobe with stunning yet comfortable outfits from Wahts.

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Are Modern Video Games Too Easy?

The thing that makes video games fun is that they pose a challenge. Sure, good music, books, and films, can be "challenging" in a certain sense if you engage with them, but games demand a certain level of skill to even experience them at all. However, there's a sentiment that modern games are getting too easy to be fun.

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Battery vs. Mains: Which Smart Doorbell Is Right for You?

Video doorbells have many upsides, but there's one tough decision to make: battery or mains power. There are pros and cons on both sides of the argument, so let's break it down to find out which is best for you.

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How to Use the diff3 Command on Linux

The Linux diff3 command detects differences between three text files. This helps you identify versions, understand their differences, and merge the changes. diff3's great for source code, scripts, or any plain text file.

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4 Easy Ways to Keep Your Social Media Secure

It’s, unfortunately, very common for social media accounts to get hacked or compromised. Yet, it’s extremely easy to set up security protocols to keep your accounts safe. All it takes is about five minutes to set up. Don’t risk your personal data!

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7 Ways to Identify Music on Android

We've all been in that situation—whether at a coffee shop, walking through a mall, or watching a show—where a catchy tune grabs your attention, and you can't get it out of your head. Fortunately, Android makes identifying music easier than ever.

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Console or PC: Where Do You Game?

The battleground between console and PC gamers has raged for years. PC gamers enjoy better graphics, mods, a variety of game stores, and often better sales. Console gamers get a simpler setup, quicker access to exclusive AAA titles, and a cheaper initial cost. So where do you land and why?

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