In this tutorial, we will learn how to share iCloud Drive files and documents, how to edit permissions for shared files, and how to revoke access to share documents. We will look at how to do all of that on iOS, Mac, and from iCloud.com.
Your friends can use your HomePod with any music service, like Pandora, via peer-to-peer AirPlay. Thankfully, their tunes won’t affect your “For You” section in Apple Music at all.
Sending your own or someone else’s live broadcast to a friend may encourage them to join in the fun.
Google Photos now officially supports drag and drop on iPad and includes an iMessage extension for the Messages app.
Learn how to use Shared folder, Public Folder, and Drop Box, then find out how to share files and documents between users of a same Mac.
When a webpage is shared, Safari on iOS 11 automatically converts Google’s cryptic AMP links back to the original URLs.
WhatsApp now lets you pin your favorite chats to the top of the conversation list, share files of any type with recipients and forward/delete multiple photos.
Instagram today kicked off a small test for a new Favorites feature that will permit users to share posts and Story updates privately with their hand-picked followers.
Google just announced three new ways to help you share and receive the meaningful moments in your life using its ever-improving Photos app.
In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to share your real-time location on Google Maps with friends and family so they know when you’ll get there.
All there’s to know about sharing Activity data, including getting progress update from friends, viewing shared Activity rings, removing a friend from shared Activity, or muting their notifications, and more.
As of late-August 2016, WhatsApp has been sharing account data with Facebook in what the firm framed as an effort to improve targeted advertising on the social network. Although users can easily opt out of the WhatsApp → Facebook data sharing with just a few taps, most novice users are unaware that their WhatsApp usage data is being shared with Facebook.
In the United Kingdom, the Information Commissioner Office head Elizabeth Denham said her office had launched a probe into WhatsApp’s updated Terms of Service a few weeks ago.
The new terms previously drew ire from European privacy watchdogs who expressed “serious concerns” over the policy change. As a result of the UK government probe, WhatsApp has now suspended account data collection and sharing with Facebook.
