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5 Ways To Kick People Off Your WiFi Network

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Your friendly neighbor is mooching off your Wi-Fi. Your roommate has gone outside while putting torrents on download. The kids at your home are watching non-stop YouTube videos, instead of doing their homework. You own a small business where you don’t allow the visitors to use the work Wi-Fi. Or let just say, you want to have some fun with your friends. In all the above situations, you might feel tempted to boot people off your WiFi network. Right? Well, you can always kick people off your WiFi network by changing the  WiFi password  of your router. But then this will disconnect all the other connected devices, and I guess you don’t want to go through the pain of re-entering the new password on each device. Another thing that you can do is, politely asking that person to stop using your WiFi, but we all know how this is going to end. So, here are some of the best way to kick people off your WiFi network. All these methods are free, works on all platform...

12 Effective Ways to Stay Anonymous on the Internet

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Believe it or not, but every move you make on the Internet is being recorded and sold to hundred of companies out there. There are many websites tracking your browsing activity, government blocking and monitoring your logs, hackers trying to pry your identity, etc.  Sounds Scary, right? As a result, we often use a Private browser or a VPN to secure us from the prying eyes. But these are not sufficient. There are many things which can trace you on the Internet, regardless of whether you use a VPN or not.  Note: You can never be 100 percent secure or untraceable, but these are some of the best industry standards to stay anonymous on the Internet. So without any further due, let us know what are those things that can track you and how to disable them individually. How to be Anonymous on the Internet 1. Using a Secure File Sharing System Say you want to send some files to your clients or friends online. The first thing that comes to our min...

How to Use USB Flash Drive on Android and iOS

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Managing storage on your smartphone can be a hectic task, especially if it does not support micro SD card. And it seems like most flagship smartphone manufacturers these days, are following the Apple way of not using a micro SD on their iOS devices. But thankfully, you can use USB Flash Drive on Android and iOS to increase its storage. So, here is how it works. Why some Smartphones do not support Micro SD card? All Google’s smartphone (both Nexus and Pixel) comes with a fixed storage, just like the Apple’s iPone. Even the flagship killer – One plus 2 and 3, does not support micro SD card. So, why is that? Well, first of all, you can not compare the storage quality of SD card to the phone’s internal storage. Not all storage are created equal. The phone’s internal storage offers much better performance than an SD card. And second, people often buy a cheap SD card (class 4 or 6) to save money. This affects the overall performance of devices. And then the same folks co...