How-To guides for Mac users
Encountering Error Message Stating Application Can't Be Opened Because It's From an Unidentified Developer, How to Fix?
Due to a built-in security tool that checks the identity of application developers, installation or launching an application on a Mac computer developed by an unidentified developer becomes impossible - an error message appears stating that the application cannot be opened because it is from an unidentified developer. This situation is caused by a built-in tool called Gatekeeper.
Think Your Mac is Infected? How to Detect and Remove Viruses and Malware on Mac Computers?
Many Mac computer users believe that Apple computers are perfectly protected from any type of malicious software or virus code. This situation might have been true for some considerable time. However, the prevalence of malware has increased with the growing popularity of Apple products.
What is Crypto-Mining Malware and How Check If Your Mac is Not Infected With?
The myth that Macs are in some ways invulnerable and come with built-in anti-malware 'force fields' is not true. Macs are affected by malware and have been for most of their existence. One of the first malware infections to become popularised, ElkCloner, affected Apple computers rather than the MS-DOS computers of the time.
How to Solve Most Common AirDrop Related Issues on Apple Production
Apple products are well known to be stable, innovative, and especially functional concerning features related to communication between devices. A good example is the AirDrop feature, which allows you to send big files fast and efficiently.
How to Disable Apple Software Updates Notifications on Mac and Windows Computers?
Notifications about available updates might become annoying, especially when the longest period you can delay them is one day. So, if nothing changes in a day, users receive notifications needlessly. Reminders for different time intervals say weekly, might be preferable.
How to Enable Full-Screen Mode in Mobile Applications on Mac and Windows Computers?
The small screen on mobile devices to some is a restriction when playing games, and thus many people look to use the same games applications on their Mac computers. Unfortunately, iOS applications do not work on macOS since these two operating systems are entirely different. But there are ways you can play mobile games on your computer.
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