1.  Find My iPhone Find My iPhone, an app from Apple helps in finding lost, stolen, or misplaced iPhones and iPads. It  shows the location of the missing device on a visual map based on the last known location of your device . I liked its “Lost Mode” that locks down the device and displays a custom message too. What I liked is, like Google’s Find Device for Android, it packs in a lot more options than just finding your device. You can  play a sound, lock down your device, display a custom message, view recent location history , get driving directions to the device, and remotely wipe the complete device as well. Please follow these steps to activate Find My Phone on your device: Launch  Settings  app and click on your Apple ID at the top. Tap iCloud  and look for Find My Phone and  tap its switch to enable  it. You can follow the below steps to find your lost device using Find My iPhone: Open  iCloud  in a browser an...

Notifications appearing on your lock screen can be convenient, but also potentially embarrassing if someone else sees them. Luckily, on Android, you can hide notifications from your lock screen, or at least the content, so that everything is for your eyes only. Note : These instructions should work for  Android 6.0 Marshmallow,  7.0 Nougat, 8.0 Oreo, and later, though there will be variations depending on the device manufacturer and model. Hiding Lock Screen Notifications on Stock Android Android smartphones have long had many ways to manage notifications, including those that show up on your lock screen. The phones usually have three options for lock screen notifications: show all, show none, or hide notification content. The last option means you can see which app the notification is for, but not its contents, thereby protecting your privacy and letting you know whether it's worthwhile to unlock your phone. ...