If you’re a regular Google or Gmail user, chances are you’ve encountered Google Password Manager, the feature that stores your passwords in your browser or Google account. It’s designed to make life easier by saving your login details so you can access your favorite websites and apps without constantly re-entering your credentials. It’s undeniably convenient. Once you’re signed into your Google account, you can quickly log in to other platforms with just a click. But while this feature offers impressive convenience, it also raises an important question: At what cost does this convenience come? Like most digital tools, Google Password Manager isn’t perfect. Every convenient feature comes with its own set of risks, and in this case, those risks can be serious if not properly managed. The Convenience vs. Security Risk Google Password Manager securely stores your login details in the cloud, encrypted and linked to your Google account. However, this centralized system also creates a singl...
Have you ever found yourself in a situation where you are trying to install an application on your mobile device but can't? This happens quite often with devices that have a lower storage capacity or when you have to many files in your phone's storage. The experience can be disturbing especially when you really need to install an application. When ths happens, it is usually because of two possible reasons: 1. The application is not compatible with the phone's system 2. Your device does not have enough storage. How do you fix this? The first thing that you need to do is ensuring that the application you are trying to install is compatible with your device. Usually it is indicated if you install the app through google playstore. If the app is compatible but you still can't install it, your device memory could be the issue. To fix this, check through the following and remove what you do not need: 1. Old applications that you rare use - Find apps that are not important to y...