What is WPA3? When you connect a Wi-Fi device to a network you usually have to enter a password. It’s rare these days to have an ‘open’ network with no password, unless you’re in an airport or a shopping centre with free Wi-Fi. And everyone knows that an unsecure network isn’t a good thing, even if it’s free. For all those networks secured with a password, they tend to a standard called WPA2....
How to downgrade iOS 12 If you’veupgraded to iOS 12and got cold feet, it’s possible to downgrade, but be quick. There are two main ways to do it, one of which requires you to have a backup and the other which – fortunately – doesn’t. Here’s how to go back to iOS 11. How to downgrade iOS: Method 1 – no backup needed* You may lose your text messages, but all other settings and apps will remain after the downgrade As we said, the process will downgrade your phone or iPad without deleting all your stuff, but you will lose any text messages....
How to fix ‘your connection is not private’ error in Chrome Fixing the ‘Your connection is not private’ error message in Google Chrome can be a little tricky as the cause can be one of many things. We’re going to take you through the common solutions so you can get back to your browsing as soon as possible. Have a look at our guide onhow to protect yourself online. The ‘Your connection is not private’ error appears typically because there is an issue with the SSL connection, or your browser is struggling to verify a specific SSL certificate....
Nintendo Labo review Expert’s Rating Pros Cons Our Verdict Nintendo Labo is a work of genius, taking the Google Cardboard idea to levels we never thought possible. There’s been some grumbling about the price, but you get hours and hours of fun just building the Toy-Cons which is half the point here – it’s no different to buying Lego. We have a minor worry about the strength of some piece, so keep an eye on your kids when they’re playing....
How to Build a PC under £500 Building a budget PC is a fantastic way of getting a whole lot of computing power for a relatively small investment. We’ve put together our recommendation for an impressive system that you can build for under £500, great for gaming and content production alike. We’re going to be using an AMD based system here as it retains its crown as theprice/performance king in the market....
