You’ve probably heard of the Android device manager and how you can use it to find, lock or erase your mobile device if it gets lost. But did you know that you can also use it to unlock your device when you’ve forgotten your pin or password? If you didn’t, then it’s your lucky day....
We carry around our phones for communication, social media, and laptops for work, but the iPad is right there in the middle. Bigger screen for better communication and work experience than the phone, but less bulky than a laptop. However, the “iPad Disabled” message instantly turns your iPad into a colossal phone you can’t use....
People lock their phones for various reasons; to avoid distractions, to prevent kids from playing with them, etc., but the number reason is always for privacy reasons. The need to lock our phones has never been stronger. The need for privacy has led most people to lock their screens using complicated passwords or patterns, which...
For most of us, our phones are the first thing we look at in the morning and the last thing at night. How much we look at it between those two instances is another topic. Cell phones have evolved; they are no longer the “old school” communication devices. We use our phones for work, entertainment,...
Anytime I purchased a locked phone, mostly Android phones, my go-to move was to factory reset the device. Resetting the device to factory settings worked fine, at least until Google introduced Factory Reset Protection (FRP) lock. What I didn’t know for a very long time was that these phones had secret codes programmed into them,...
