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Facebook now has a ‘Clear History’ option for linked apps and websites Facebook has pushed an update that finally lets you clear the apps and websites linked to your Facebook profile, much in the same way you can delete cookies from your web browser. Find outhow to use the off-Facebook tool. In the wake of the Cambridge Analytica scandal, Facebook came under enormous pressure to be more transparent about how users’ data was linked to other sites and services....

Facebook now has a ‘Clear History’ option for linked apps and websites Facebook has pushed an update that finally lets you clear the apps and websites linked to your Facebook profile, much in the same way you can delete cookies from your web browser. Find outhow to use the off-Facebook tool. In the wake of the Cambridge Analytica scandal, Facebook came under enormous pressure to be more transparent about how users’ data was linked to other sites and services....

How to cancel a phone contract When you sign up to a new phone contract, the chances are you’re agreeing to an 18- or 24-month commitment. But, what happens if you want to leave early, or switch providers once the terms have been fulfilled? Here’s what you need to know about cancelling your contract. Cancelling a phone contract after it ends If you’ve reached the end of your existing contract and fancy a change or have grown displeased with the service you’ve received, it’s now incredibly easy to switch your provider....

How to cancel a phone contract When you sign up to a new phone contract, the chances are you’re agreeing to an 18- or 24-month commitment. But, what happens if you want to leave early, or switch providers once the terms have been fulfilled? Here’s what you need to know about cancelling your contract. Cancelling a phone contract after it ends If you’ve reached the end of your existing contract and fancy a change or have grown displeased with the service you’ve received, it’s now incredibly easy to switch your provider....

How to get broadband without a landline Landlines are so last century. You probably make most of your calls on your smartphone and use messaging services such as WhatsApp to keep in touch with friends and family. Video calling is easy and ‘free’, so you can talk to distant relatives using WhatsApp, Skype or FaceTime. So why do we still pay £20 a month for a landline phone that few of us use and even fewer actually need?...