Danny Maiorca

Denmark, London, Southampton

Copywriter, Content Strategist, and Writer at Freelance

Freelance Writer at CryptoMonday

Senior Writer and Editorial Team Member at MUO

I am also @dannymaiorca1

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Articles

I Won’t Use Safari Until Apple Fixes These Problems

1 week ago | makeuseof.com | Danny Maiorca

I'm a big fan of Apple and its software. I have an iPhone and a MacBook, and use Apple's huge range of excellent apps because, let's face it, why wouldn't you? But there is one issue among Apple's fantastic hardware and software: Safari. 1 Extensions Not Working as They Should Perhaps my biggest gripe with Safari is how I often struggle to use extensions with the browser. For example, I've found the Grammarly plugin to be borderline unusable.
Why I Still Don’t Use Apple Mail, Despite Its Improvements

1 week ago | makeuseof.com | Danny Maiorca

Apple Mail keeps getting new tricks, but it never quite solves the problems that made me leave in the first place. I’ve tried to make it work, but it’s always missing the little things I depend on. 8 Apple Mail Offers an Inconsistent Experience While I prefer to avoid using email on my smartphone and tablet, it's sometimes unavoidable. So, on those rare occasions that I do need to use these tools, I'd like a consistent experience across desktop and mobile.
You’re Wasting Time With Outlook-Switch to Gmail for These 7 Reasons

1 week ago | makeuseof.com | Danny Maiorca

If you're still enduring the bloat disguised as an email client known as Outlook, you're missing out on a better experience. Gmail has many of Outlook's best features, along with better design and less stress when changing your settings. 7 Gmail Has a Better Mobile App When choosing a tool to browse your emails, having a consistent experience across mobile and desktop is important. Unfortunately, Outlook falls short dramatically on mobile—even though the web app is relatively good.
If You're Not Using ChatGPT's Special Tools, You're Definitely Missing Out

1 week ago | makeuseof.com | Danny Maiorca

Asking ChatGPT general questions works well for basic queries, but I got tired of being left in the dark when I needed something more complex. That's where ChatGPT's special tools for image creation, web search, research, and coding are super useful—and I know just when to use them. Creating an Image ChatGPT's ability to create images has come on leaps and bounds since it first launched.
If You're Not Using ChatGPT's Special Tools, You're Definitely Missing Out

1 week ago | flipboard.com | Danny Maiorca

10 Ways People Are Making an Insane Amount of Money With AI - The Aesthetic AbodeAI has become an inseparable part of our everyday lives in 2025, so much so that we can’t even imagine being able to live without it. Not only has it …
Try These Vacation Wi-Fi Tips to Keep Your Roaming Costs Down

1 week ago | makeuseof.com | Danny Maiorca

Staying connected abroad is nice, especially when you need to use tools like Google Maps and Translate. However, coming home to an eye-watering data roaming charge probably isn't the souvenir you wanted. Fortunately, there are a few handy ways to keep those roaming costs down. 7 Visit Hotel Lobbies Hotels almost always have Wi-Fi, and even if you aren't staying in one, many don't have a problem with you sitting in the lobby for a while.
This Email App Lets You Manage Everything From Your Inbox

1 week ago | makeuseof.com | Danny Maiorca

Feeling overwhelmed with different apps for emails and your tasks? Spike lets you combine the two. But is this tool actually worth using, or will you get another gimmicky app that promises the world and delivers nothing? Creating and Customizing To-Do List Tasks in Spike Though not initially intuitive, creating a to-do list of items in Spike is straightforward when you get the hang of it. Tapping the profile icon in the top left-hand corner and selecting Tasks is the easiest way to do this.
Inbox Zero Is Easier Than You Think-Here’s How I Do It

1 week ago | makeuseof.com | Danny Maiorca

For years, email felt like a losing battle. I tried every app, filter, and hack out there, but my inbox was always a mess. I finally cracked it when I stopped overthinking and built a better, simpler email habit that actually sticks. Great newsletters are valuable resources, but let's be honest—many newsletters would barely pass as "good". Many newsletters feel like they were sent so a marketing team could feel busy and reach arbitrary performance indicators.
This Privacy-Focused Email Client Is Almost the Perfect Gmail Alternative

2 weeks ago | makeuseof.com | Danny Maiorca

While looking to improve my digital hygiene, I looked at various privacy-oriented email clients. Proton Mail was my favorite, and it's very close to competing with Gmail—though it sadly misses some key features that mean I'm not quite ready to make the switch. Why I Love Proton Mail Proton Mail has plenty of handy tools and a robust infrastructure, making it great for daily email management. One of the main reasons I was drawn to Proton Mail was for its emphasis on security.
Hackers Hate These Email Settings-Turn Them On Now

2 weeks ago | makeuseof.com | Danny Maiorca

6 2FA Via an Authenticator App One of the easiest ways to reduce the risk of having your emails hacked is by enabling two-factor authentication (2FA). Even if a hacker correctly guesses your password, they'll have to verify their identity in another way that they probably won't have access to. It's one of the best forms of multi-factor authentication (MFA). You can turn on 2FA in many ways, but I recommend using an authenticator app. For example, I use Google Authenticator.