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A hand holds an Android smartphone showing a map app.

Android 17 hides the sites you visit, but not in every app

Google is promoting four network protections in Android 17. The most important one, Encrypted Client Hello, hides the websites and apps you open from your carrier. Google's own developer docs show it only kicks in for apps built against the new API level, and without encrypted DNS it does nothing at all.
Steffen Zahn, 28 Aug 2026 09:42
Hands typing on a laptop keyboard with the ChatGPT start page on screen

ChatGPT signs in to your accounts now and stays signed in

ChatGPT Work's cloud browser got its own sign-in form on August 25. You type the username and password yourself, and OpenAI says the model never sees them and does not store them. The session it keeps afterwards is a different matter, and it lives on a computer at OpenAI. Here is where the off switch sits.
Steffen Zahn, 26 Aug 2026 09:55
Smartphone with the ChatGPT app open, resting on a laptop next to plant leaves

ChatGPT ads hit Europe on Monday, but not the personalized kind

OpenAI switches on ChatGPT Ads in 31 European markets on 24 August. Only Free and Go users see them, and in the EEA and Switzerland there is no personalization at launch, so there is nothing to consent to yet. The free plan still hides an ads-free option that costs you messages and tools.
Steffen Zahn, 22 Aug 2026 09:27
SIM cards in three sizes and an ejector pin on a white surface

Your old phone number still opens your accounts

Germany has no legal waiting period before a disconnected mobile number is handed to someone new. Deutsche Telekom itself describes cases where numbers are released after 30 days. Whoever gets that number also receives the one-time codes for the previous owner's accounts. The US regulates this. What you should clear out today.
Steffen Zahn, 19 Aug 2026 10:00
An older woman with white hair and glasses on the phone in a bright living room, holding her hand to her temple.

The cloned voice on the phone: how you will not spot it

Six signs are supposed to give away a synthetic voice on the phone. Two of them appear in no source at all, three are technically obsolete, and the one that still works has nothing to do with sound. The largest listening study to date also shows that people are not getting better at catching fakes. They are getting worse at believing real voices.
Steffen Zahn, 17 Aug 2026 10:05
Hands typing on a MacBook keyboard in low light, the Apple logo glowing

ChatGPT logs your Mac activity, and the files are not encrypted

OpenAI has switched on Computer History in the ChatGPT app for macOS. It records clicks, keystrokes and app switches, then turns them into a timeline and memories. OpenAI's own documentation says the files are not encrypted and that other programs on your Mac may be able to read them.
Steffen Zahn, 15 Aug 2026 09:57
Streamer wearing a gaming headset with a boom microphone in front of a screen during a live broadcast

Twitch: your streams train Amazon's AI until you opt out

Twitch uses creator content to train Amazon's generative AI models. The setting arrived on August 12 already switched on for every account, with no announcement. It covers streams, chat, VODs, clips and images. Here is where the setting can be found and what it does not cover.
Steffen Zahn, 14 Aug 2026 10:28
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Windows 11 ships nine AI components, you can delete one

Microsoft's support page names four AI components inside a Copilot+ PC. Its own delivery list has nine, among them Semantic Analysis, Content Extraction and Image Search. Exactly one can be removed since late July, and Microsoft only turned it into a separate package on that very day. What really goes, what only switches off and what stays.
Steffen Zahn, 12 Aug 2026 10:00
Woman looking down at her smartphone with a laptop beside her

Phone lost, account locked: what really helps now

Your phone is gone. You still know the password, but the second factor lived on that exact device. We read the recovery procedures at Google, Apple and Microsoft, and the ones at 1Password, Bitwarden and Dashlane. All six come down to the same thing. Nothing can be set up after the fact, and at one provider the account is gone for good.
Steffen Zahn, 07 Aug 2026 10:00
Laptop with an open browser window and the Google homepage on the screen

Claude, Gemini, Comet: five AI browsers hijacked by a single email

Zenity Labs demonstrated at Black Hat USA 2026 that Claude in Chrome, Gemini in Chrome, Perplexity Comet, ChatGPT Atlas and Copilot Edge can all be turned against their own users by ordinary content. An email, a calendar invite or a link under a social post is enough, and the victim never clicks anything. Here is what the attacks did and how to lock your agent down.
Steffen Zahn, 07 Aug 2026 09:18
A hand holding a smartphone showing an AI answer with a sponsored ad below it

ChatGPT ads: where they run now and how to switch them off

OpenAI has been testing ads in ChatGPT since February. The booking tool for businesses is now live in seven countries, Brazil and Mexico are still waiting, and Germany is not on the list at all. You can get rid of the ads, but you pay in daily messages or in subscription fees.
Steffen Zahn, 06 Aug 2026 09:42
A finger entering a PIN on a keypad on screen

Most security keys ship without a PIN, and websites rarely ask

Two FIDO2 keys, same standard, same price. One asks for a PIN, the other just needs a tap. On most models no PIN is set at the factory, and whether you are asked at all is usually the website’s decision. We read the manuals from Yubico, Token2, Nitrokey, OnlyKey, Feitian and Google.
Steffen Zahn, 05 Aug 2026 10:05
A hand holding a smartphone with the ChatGPT interface open

DALL-E leaves ChatGPT on August 30: download your images first

OpenAI removes the official DALL-E GPT from ChatGPT on August 30, 2026. If you created images through it, download them before then. ChatGPT Images takes over and is available on every tier, free accounts included. Custom GPTs with image generation are not affected. Here is what goes, what stays and how to save your images.
Steffen Zahn, 05 Aug 2026 09:48
A man is typing on a laptop with the ChatGPT logo visible on the screen

ChatGPT Atlas ends on August 9: Here’s how to save your data

OpenAI is discontinuing its AI browser ChatGPT Atlas on August 9, 2026, less than ten months after its launch. Bookmarks, open tabs, and browsing history will not be automatically transferred to another browser. Users who want to keep them must export them themselves beforehand. Atlas will no longer receive security updates anyway.
Steffen Zahn, 03 Aug 2026 11:38
A hand holds a smartphone and unlocks it using the fingerprint sensor on the lock screen.

A password alone isn't enough: How to really secure your accounts

A strong password alone won't be enough in 2026. Data breaches and phishing get past it. Two-factor authentication and, above all, passkeys make your accounts truly secure. We show you which methods protect best, how to set them up in a few minutes, and who should consider a hardware key.
Steffen Zahn, 20 Jul 2026 10:00
A laptop with an AI chat window open on a dark background; stock image depicting on-premises AI without the cloud.

Your own ChatGPT, offline: AI without the cloud on your laptop

An AI chatbot doesn't have to run in the cloud. With LM Studio or Ollama, you can run it right on your laptop, without an internet connection and without your data ever leaving your device. What your hardware needs to be capable of, which model is right for you, and how to get started in ten minutes.
Steffen Zahn, 16 Jul 2026 09:00
Privacy in AI assistants

What AI secretly remembers about you and how to make it forget

Memory and training are controlled separately, and deleting a chat does not erase saved facts. Here's how to control what ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude store and use for training while protecting customer and company data.
Steffen Zahn, 10 Jul 2026 17:43
AI assistants with memory in comparison

AI that remembers: ChatGPT, Gemini and Claude compared

Well-known AI assistants got a memory in 2026. They remember how you work and what matters to you beyond individual chats. What ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini can do with it, how you stay in control, and why Gemini can remember preferences but cannot access the Google data of European users.
Steffen Zahn, 07 Jul 2026 04:23
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How I vibe coded a running beats app while running

CheckMag Inspiration can strike at any time, and in this case, it happened while running. With the help of Gemini, I was able to take an idea into a working prototype all in the span of a six-mile run.
Stephen Pereyra, 05 Jul 2026 09:51
Using scr.verylazypixels.com, users can control their Steam Controller like an RC car.

Useless but fascinating: How to “drive” a Steam Controller like an RC car

A new web app uses the Steam Controller’s haptic motors to make the gamepad slide deliberately across a table through vibrations. Anyone who owns a Steam Controller can try it right away – no installation required.
Marius Müller, 20 Jun 2026 16:36
The Windows Security app dashboard showing the Security at a glance menu.

How to check if your PC is Secure Boot ready

Learn how to check if your PC is ready for Microsoft's Secure Boot certificate update using official built-in tools like the Windows Security app.
Darryl Linington, 18 Jun 2026 10:00
Smartphone streams Hi-Res music onto headphones

Enable LDAC: How to get better sound quality from Bluetooth headphones (using the Marshall Milton as an example)

A pair of headphones supports a specific audio codec like LDAC—but what does that actually mean? More importantly, how do you use it to improve sound quality? Using the Marshall Milton as an example, we'll show you how to enable the codec and when the difference is actually noticeable.
Christian Hintze, 12 Jun 2026 19:39
The official Windows 11 branding, serving as the backdrop for Microsoft's new Shared Audio feature.

How to use the new Windows 11 Shared Audio feature

Learn how to use the Windows 11 Shared Audio tool to broadcast sound to two Bluetooth headsets at once, along with the hardware requirements.
Darryl Linington, 11 Jun 2026 16:27
Devil May Cry 3 Crimson's new title screen added with the 0.5 Update.

🎙️ OpinionYou Should Be Modding: Devil May Cry 3 Crimson 0.5 Update

After a small break, You Should Be Modding returns with a showcase of the best Devil May Cry 3 mod of them all: DMC3 Crimson, a complete transformation that gives the game depth akin to 4 and modded 5 by adding Inertia, new moves, a modernized HUD, and more.
Christopher Harper, 23 May 2026 02:40
Lossless Scaling's vendor-neutral Frame Generation is a godsend, and not just for games or devices that can't reach high FPS on their own.

🎙️ OpinionYou Should Be Modding: Lossless Scaling Optimization Guide

Update Edited on Monday, May 18th with more detailed optimization info and a few corrections. The first installment of [Tuesday Tweaks] covers Lossless Scaling, its vendor-neutral Frame Generation, and how it can be used to achieve higher framerates in games locked to 30 or 60 FPS, including emulators, fighting games, and etc. The actual Scaling functionality will also be briefly discussed.
Christopher Harper, 18 May 2026 21:51
Among other features, Devil May Cry 4 modding can grant Dante a proper Judgement Cut, allow you to remove HUD elements, and even add a combo tracker akin to the Tony Hawk series' own.

🎙️ OpinionYou Should Be Modding: Devil May Cry 4

Devil May Cry 4 and the follow-up Special Edition are both very moddable releases, and remain long-time favorites within the Devil May Cry community. In this installment of [Throwback Thursdays], I'll be highlighting the best Devil May Cry 4 mods, for both versions of the game.
Christopher Harper, 15 May 2026 01:36
Stream Deck+ with animated Fallout icons

Stream Deck+ in a Fallout-inspired style: How to install animated icon packs

Icons flicker like an old CRT display: Elgato’s Stream Deck+ is more than just a control panel — it quickly turns into a creative playground for customizing your setup. One particularly interesting feature is animated icon packs, which transform every key into a tiny display. A Fallout-inspired design especially caught our attention thanks to its unique visual style. Here’s how to install and use it on the Stream Deck+.
Christian Hintze, 07 May 2026 18:24
Use Tailscale to surf in your home network, even on holiday

Using Tailscale while on vacation: How I access my home network from abroad

Amazon content restricted, no access to the home server: geoblocking can quickly become annoying while on vacation. That’s why, before leaving, I installed Tailscale on my small home server/NAS and on the devices I take with me. Together, they form a network that lets my travel devices browse through my home network and its German IP address.
Christian Hintze, 05 May 2026 18:30
The Steam Controller relies on Steam Input, which can cause problems with games from other platforms.

Steam Controller: The current solution to the $99 gamepad’s biggest problem

The new Steam Controller costs $99, but it is closely tied to Steam Input. This could cause problems with Game Pass titles in particular. Possible solutions are already being discussed on Reddit.
Marius Müller, 29 Apr 2026 13:14
Mira, Rumi and Zoey headline the new KPop Demon Hunters crossover event in CookieRun: Kingdom.

CookieRun: Kingdom KPop Demon Hunters crossover allows new players to get more rewards

CookieRun: Kingdom’s KPop Demon Hunters crossover is live through May 6, and players looking to squeeze more out of the event can still redeem a handful of active CRK codes through Devsisters’ browser-based coupon page.
Darryl Linington, 12 Apr 2026 09:03
AirDrop via Quick Share support is rolling out to Galaxy S26 series users in Europe, the US, and India. An iPhone and a Galaxy pictured.

Historic change: Samsung Galaxy S26 is receiving AirDrop support in US, Europe, India

This one's for the history books: Samsung is finally breaking down the "walled garden" by bringing native AirDrop support to the Galaxy S26 series in the US, Europe, and India via a new Quick Share update. Galaxy owners in those regions can now share res files seamlessly with iPhones, iPads and Macs. No third-party apps required.
Martin Filipov, 25 Mar 2026 19:21
An Apple iPhone 17

This iPhone setting ate up 7GB of my storage - it’s a one-click fix

CheckMag Yes, I saved 7GB of iPhone storage with a single click. Do yourself a favor and change the default iPhone setting that takes up gigabytes of storage - if you record Voice Memos as often as I do, that is.
Martin Filipov, 22 Mar 2026 19:07
Zimaboard router and Zyxel AP on the desk

Unbloated Network – Activating Vodafone bridge mode: Using your router as a pure modem (part 4)

If you want to replace your Vodafone router with your own OpenWRT or x86-based router, the first step is enabling bridge mode. Only then does the Vodafone Station act as a pure modem, passing the internet connection directly to your new router without interference. In part 4 of my “Unbloated Network” series, I walk through how to enable bridge mode in the Vodafone account portal—and why the Homespot feature often prevents it.
Christian Hintze, 04 Mar 2026 12:30
Connected Zimaboard with a boot stick next to a keyboard

Unbloated Network – Replacing your ISP router: Installing OpenWRT on an x86 PC (part 3)

Many ISP-provided routers are closed black boxes with limited functionality. In part 3 of my “Unbloated Network” project, I show how to install OpenWRT on an x86 PC to replace the Vodafone router with your own hardware. Step by step, we’ll set up the latest stable release, including image selection, Linux-based installation, and partition expansion.
Christian Hintze, 27 Feb 2026 13:34
Valve adds hardware spec sharing and anonymized FPS tracking to the Steam Client Beta

Valve takes aim at vague performance reviews with new Steam beta rollout

Valve’s Steam client beta adds optional PC specs labels to game reviews and an opt-in setting to share anonymized framerate data focused on SteamOS devices, helping add context to performance complaints.
Darryl Linington, 18 Feb 2026 08:49
Network hardware on a desk

Unbloated network – building an OpenWRT router: Which hardware actually makes sense? (part 2)

After deciding against using the ISP router in part one, it’s time to focus on hardware: what actually works best for an OpenWRT router? A mini PC, Raspberry Pi, or a traditional router? And what about the switch and access point? In this part, I’ll walk through my hardware choices, including considerations around power consumption, architecture, and cost.
Christian Hintze, 16 Feb 2026 13:17
Provider router vs. OpenWRT network

Unbloated network – Replacing provider routers with OpenWRT: project overview (part 1)

Provider routers are convenient—but that’s exactly their biggest problem. Poor Wi-Fi coverage, limited control, questionable privacy, and technical limitations are everyday issues for many users. In this new series, I’ll gradually replace my provider’s all-in-one device (the Vodafone Station) with a modular setup using an OpenWRT router, access point, and switch. In part 1, I’ll explain why I’m taking this approach and how the project is structured.
Christian Hintze, 13 Feb 2026 13:00
Far from practical, but still fun. There is a lot you can do with a jailbroken Kindle (Image Source: Notebookcheck)

A guide to jailbreaking and installing apps on your Kindle

CheckMag Jailbreaking your Kindle with WinterBreak or AdBreak is easier than you might think, and when combined with KOReader and KindleForge, Amazon's e-reader can be made far better than Amazon would want.
David Devey, 19 Jan 2026 19:03
The mini monitor for the Amiga 500 Mini and C64 Mini pictured (image source: Press Any Key to Continue YT)

YouTuber 3D prints a mini Commodore 1084 monitor for the Amiga A500 Mini and C64 Mini

A retro hardware modder has recreated the classic Commodore 1084 monitor in miniature form using 3D printing, pairing an 8-inch LCD with a custom-designed shell to match the Amiga A500 Mini and C64 Mini. The project, documented in detail on YouTube, combines modern display tech with faithfully styled housing, offering a sharp, compact alternative to original CRTs for today’s mini retro systems.
Rahim Amir Noorali, 29 Dec 2025 01:52
Gandalf as a chat bot (image source: ChatGPT)

A beginner’s guide to AI jailbreaks — Using Gandalf to learn safely

Chatbots come with built-in safeguards designed to prevent them from producing harmful, offensive, or otherwise inappropriate content. But researchers and hackers have shown that, even with multiple patches, AIs can still be vulnerable to certain inputs that bypass those guardrails. One way to explore the basics is through an online game called Gandalf.
Christian Hintze, 08 Dec 2025 13:08
Disks and Tools (image source: ChatGPT)

Faster than any SSD – This open-source tool gives me a blazing-fast virtual drive

What kind of storage is faster than any SSD? Your system memory. With an open-source tool, you can spin up a virtual drive directly in RAM — and it’s ridiculously fast. It’s not just useful for testing, either. With a bit of experimentation, it can be handy in everyday work, too.
Christian Hintze, 02 Dec 2025 12:24
Thomas M. and Darryl Linington celebrating the recovery of the stolen Samsung S21 FE. (Image source: Notebookcheck - Darryl Linington)

Stolen, found, retrieved: How a Samsung S21 FE was recovered using online tracking tech

Inside the high-tech world of smartphone tracking: A real-world demonstration of how Google and Samsung’s location systems can help mobile users to claw back their stolen devices... and the essential features every phone owner should activate to protect their device and data.
Darryl Linington, 21 Nov 2025 11:21
LocaSend on a Windows PC and an Android smartphone

This open source tool moves data between my devices (Android, Mac, Windows)

Some people learn the hard way—say, reporting from a trade show—that even in 2025, transferring files between an Android phone and a Mac still doesn’t work ad hoc. After trying several tools, I finally found one that solved my problems.
Christian Hintze, 19 Nov 2025 12:26
Ubisoft Connect in offline mode

How to run Ubisoft Connect in offline mode

Whilst Steam officially supports offline mode – allowing gamers to enjoy their games without Internet access – Ubisoft Connect lacks a similar feature. Although several workarounds can be found online, some of them don’t seem to be effective. In this article, we’ll highlight the method that actually worked in our case.
Christian Hintze, 17 Nov 2025 14:06
WhatsApp's message translation feature isn't available for Windows and the web. (Image source: WhatsApp)

How to translate WhatsApp messages on Android and iPhone

WhatsApp has begun rolling out its Message Translations feature to Android and iPhone users, allowing in-chat translations in 1:1 chats, groups and channels after updating the app. Translating a message is simple, but supported languages are limited.
Habeeb Onawole, 28 Sep 2025 17:00
Chromebook home screen with apps and launcher (Image source: AboutChromebooks.com)

How to speed up your Chromebook for free (2025 guide)

Chromebooks are built to be simple, affordable, and quick, but over time even cloud-first laptops can slow to a crawl. Updates, overloaded caches, and too many apps take a toll; new buyers often notice performance dips right after ChromeOS patches or school year setups. The good news is that you can fix most of it for free. With the right steps, your Chromebook in 2025 can feel almost brand new again.
Jonathan Bester, 25 Sep 2025 10:00
With Smart Connect, the Tab P12 Pro can function as a wireless second screen for Windows PCs (Image source - Lenovo.com)

Lenovo's Tab P12 Pro as a portable monitor

Lenovo Tab P12 Pro with Precision Pen 3 doubles as a wireless second screen via Smart Connect. Setup, latency, and usability tested for students, pros, and creatives.
Darryl Linington, 22 Sep 2025 15:17
GameSir's latest telescopic controller can now wake-up the Nintendo Switch 2. (Image source: GameSir)

Here's how to set up the Gamesir X5s to wake-up the Nintendo Switch 2

The GameSir X5s is now capable of waking up the Nintendo Switch 2. While it requires a software update, setting it up is quite straightforward.
Habeeb Onawole, 16 Sep 2025 19:46
How to spot a fake Labubu (Image source: David Kristianto - Unsplash)

How to spot a fake Labubu in the online wild

The Labubu character, created by artist Kasing Lung, has recently evolved from a niche art project into a global phenomenon. Fueled by viral social media trends and celebrity endorsements, this massive popularity has created a thriving market for counterfeits.
Darryl Linington, 21 Aug 2025 15:36
There are only four 8BitDo controllers with full compatibility with the Steam Deck and SteamOS. (Image source: 8BitDo)

How to connect an 8BitDo controller to the Steam Deck (or SteamOS)

A few 8BitDo controllers have gained official Steam Compatibility, allowing owners to use them with a Steam Deck or SteamOS device without the need for any workaround. Here's a guide explaining how to connect a compatible controller to a Steam Deck or SteamOS device.
Habeeb Onawole, 10 Aug 2025 19:29

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