…in macOS 13 Ventura, choose Photos > Settings > General and select “Use Touch ID or password.” From then on, opening those albums will require authentication. (Featured image by iStock.com/Kenishirotie)…

…tall towers to knock over while filming, giggled madly while watching the videos, and went on to brainstorm other activities to film in slow motion. (Featured image by iStock.com/Elena Vafina)…

…use of the search field at the top of the System Settings sidebar—it’s the only way to find some deeply nested settings. (Featured image based on an original by iStock.com/rootstocks)…

…later, open System Settings > Keyboard, click Edit under the Text Input header, turn off “Show inline predictive text,” and click Done. (Featured image based on an original by iStock.com/Armastas)…

…family member may be happy to give you theirs, or you can probably find them for next to nothing at a local reuse store. (Images by iStock.com/Jeffrey Glas and RafalStachura)…

…AI that generates the transcripts sometimes makes mistakes and doesn’t distinguish between different speakers, but overall, the transcripts provide a good sense of what’s being said. (Featured image by iStock.com/microgen)…

…it appears to come from parked domains that aren’t protected. You can use SPF, DKIM, and DMARC to ensure that forged email that seems to come from your unused domains…

…shutter button to freeze the image (tap it again to resume). Double-tap the viewfinder to hide all the controls, and double-tap again to bring them back. (Featured image based on…

…“Quishing” (QR code phishing) isn’t commonplace yet, but some sources say there are thousands of cases per month. To avoid falling victim to a quishing scam, only scan QR codes…

…corner of the Info window, and press Command-C. You can then use Command-V to paste it wherever you want or create a new file containing all sizes of the icon…