It’s been almost three months since I started using Mastodon, the open-source decentralized social media network many Twitter users turned to after Twitter’s change of ownership in October 2022. Last time I wrote about Mastodon was to share my first thoughts on using it and five things I learned about Mastodon. In the months since,… Continue reading Testing Two New Mastodon Clients
While some people may find it convenient and quick, I never “Sign in with Google” on websites. Personally, I don’t want to see the “Sign in with Google” prompt on websites. In the past, I’ve written about how to remove third-party app permissions from your Google account. This post explains how to avoid having the… Continue reading Quick Tip: How to Turn Off “Sign in with Google” on Websites
When you work with technology, sometimes you need to share or manage private information.
And you want to make sure it’s shared securely.
Perhaps you had to test something quickly, but didn’t need to maintain the password.
Or, maybe you had a sensitive message, private link, or password you wanted to share with one person.
And since it’s temporary or a one-time thing, you don’t want to save in it your password manager.
Continue reading How to Transfer a Sensitive Message or Secret Securely