RoboCalls Coming from Same Area Code and Prefix – How to Deal with Them

RoboCalls Coming from Same Area Code and Prefix – How to Deal with Them

The RoboCalls are invading! Are they coming from the same area code, prefix, and in some cases, your own number? Over the last couple of months, we have seen a surge in RoboCalls coming from our private numbers area code and prefix. These “cleverer” calls trick you into picking up since it looks like a number...

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The resource could not be loaded because the App Transport Security Policy requires the use of a secure connection – iOS YouTube

The resource could not be loaded because the App Transport Security Policy requires the use of a secure connection – iOS YouTube

If you attempted to click a URL within the YouTube iOS app or YouTube Studio iOS app, you may receive a message and the link does not load.   The latest version of iOS requires URL’s inside any app to use HTTPS– so the link you are clicking is likely using HTTP instead of HTTPS or...

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Why: A Data Connection is not Currently Allowed – iPhone (Safari)

Why: A Data Connection is not Currently Allowed – iPhone (Safari)

While browsing using Safari on your iPhone, you receive the following message:   Safari cannot open the page. The error was: “A data connection is not currently allowed.”.   Assuming you are not using a Wireless connection, ensure Data Roaming is already enabled on your iPhone. (Go to Settings -> Cellular -> Cellular Data Options ->...

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Why: Instagram “No Internet Connection” Message

Why: Instagram “No Internet Connection” Message

While using the Instagram app on your device, you receive a message about No Internet Connection each time you try to perform an action? In some cases, when you receive the message, posts and comments still load normally. In other cases, you receive the No Internet Connection message trying to edit a post, make a comment,...

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Easy: Remove Black Bars from Videos in iMovie 10.1

Easy: Remove Black Bars from Videos in iMovie 10.1

The latest version of iMovie does not allow you to edit the aspect ratio of imported videos. By default, iMovie v10.1 uses 16:9 aspect ratio which may add black borders to videos imported from certain devices with smaller aspect ratios, such as iPhones. While you cannot adjust the built-in aspect ratio of iMovie, you can use...

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