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iGeeks Media (www.igeeksblog.com) is a standalone tech media outlet that focuses mainly on Apple and various other technology topics. Our team of news and editorial writers produces articles and reports covering everything from Apple’s policies—both in the country and around the world—to rumors, product releases, and the services they offer. At iGeeks Media, we aim to provide our audience with top-notch news, insights, opinions, and editorials, all backed by thorough research and expert commentary.

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How to Use FaceTime Hand Gestures on iPhone, iPad, and Mac

3 weeks ago | igeeksblog.com | Jibin Joseph

FaceTime’s hand gesture reactions add a fun and personal touch to your video calls on Apple devices. Want to celebrate a birthday, cheer someone on, or make your conversations more animated? With just a wave or a thumbs up, you can fill the screen with confetti, hearts, fireworks, and more—no extra steps needed.
What Does Hide Alerts Mean on iPhone? Everything You Need to Know

1 month ago | igeeksblog.com | Jignesh Padhiyar |Ravi Teja KNTS

If your iPhone keeps lighting up with pings from a chatty group or nonstop texts from one person, there’s a better way to regain control than blocking or leaving the conversation. That’s where the “Hide Alerts” feature comes in. Found in the Messages app, this subtle but powerful tool helps you silence specific threads without muting your entire iPhone. So, what exactly does it do—and when should you use it? Let’s explore. What Is Hide Alerts on iPhone?
8 Ways to Force Quit Apps on a Mac

1 month ago | igeeksblog.com | Marcus Mears III |Ravi Teja KNTS

macOS generally delivers a smooth user experience, though occasional app freezing can still occur. Whether it’s the dreaded spinning beach ball or a completely stuck window, you may eventually run into an unresponsive app. The good news? macOS gives you multiple ways to deal with frozen apps. In this guide, we’ll show you all the ways to force quit apps on your Mac—from simple tricks to more advanced tools—so you can get back to work without losing your mind.
Selling your Apple Watch? Don’t forget to remove the Activation Lock

1 month ago | igeeksblog.com | Jignesh Padhiyar |How-to Guides

Apple Watch’s Activation Lock is a security feature that prevents anyone from using it if it gets lost or stolen. While keeping your Apple Watch activation locked is important, you must remove it if you plan to sell, exchange, or pass on your Apple Watch to someone else. This will help the new user set up and use the Apple Watch without problems. Keep reading to learn what Activation Lock is on an Apple Watch and why and how to remove it.
How to turn off auto-brightness on iPhone and iPad for good

2 months ago | igeeksblog.com | Jignesh Padhiyar |Ava Biswas

Key takeawaysAuto-brightness adjusts your screen based on ambient lighting, but you can disable it if you prefer manual control. To turn off auto-brightness, go to Settings > Accessibility > Display & Text Size. If your screen continues to dim after disabling auto-brightness, check other settings like True Tone, Low Power Mode, or Attention-Aware Features. Has your iPhone or iPad screen been dimming automatically—even when you don’t want it to? That’s probably due to the auto-brightness feature.
How to set any song as a ringtone on iPhone – No iTunes or Computer needed! - iGeeksBlog

2 months ago | igeeksblog.com | Marcus Mears III

Key takeawaysCustom iPhone ringtones let you show off your style and make your phone stand out. You can use GarageBand, Apple Music, or third-party apps to set a song as a ringtone. Assigning custom tones to contacts helps you identify calls without looking. Have you ever picked up your iPhone only to realize it wasn’t your phone ringing, but someone else’s with the same default tone? If you’re done blending in and want your phone to stand out, it’s time to set a custom ringtone on your iPhone.
How to reduce photo size on iPhone and iPad (4 Easy methods)

2 months ago | igeeksblog.com | Marcus Mears III

With iPhones’ powerful cameras come great photos—and, unfortunately, greater image sizes. A single picture can take up 1.5MB to 5MB of space and quickly eat into your device storage. So, if you’re running low on space or want to share pictures faster, reducing the size of photo files on your iPhone or iPad is a must. Thankfully, there are several simple ways to reduce image file size on iPhone without losing quality. Let’s explore the best options.
How to delete old iPhone backups on Mac or Windows PC

2 months ago | igeeksblog.com | Jignesh Padhiyar |How-to Guides

Many users prefer backing up their iPhones on their Macs or PCs to save on iCloud+ subscription costs. However, over time, these backups can take up significant storage space on your computer, leaving you yearning for more. While creating a backup of your iPhone is essential to avoid data loss, deleting old backups you no longer need is a beneficial practice. Keep reading to learn how to remove iPhone backups on your Mac or PC.
How to make a slideshow on Mac

2 months ago | igeeksblog.com | Jignesh Padhiyar

Creating a slideshow on your Mac is a great way to showcase your photos, videos, and ideas in a playful, visually engaging manner. While you can use many third-party programs, most are paid, so why use paid software when macOS offers the same functionality for free? Yes, there are multiple ways to create stunning slideshows on your Mac without downloading additional programs. Keep reading to learn about these methods.
How to enable RCS messaging in iOS 18

2 months ago | igeeksblog.com | Abhinav Anand

Key takeawaysRCS is designed to replace traditional SMS, offering a more interactive messaging experience similar to iMessage. All iPhones running iOS 18 are compatible with RCS. To enable RCS messaging in iOS 18, go to Settings > Messages > Text Messaging, and toggle on RCS Messaging. Rich Communication Services (RCS) enhances traditional SMS by introducing features like read receipts, high-resolution media sharing, and typing indicators.