You can't leave a group text on your Android phone, but you can still mute or delete the thread in your Messages app.

By using a clipboard on Android, you can create a collection of text clips and copied images and paste them into other apps.

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The security of our personal devices is more important than ever. Donna, a resident of Oklahoma City, OK, reached out with a distressing situation that many of us might find all too relatable. Her ...

A lot of people have been noticing a small blue dot next to their text messages or contacts on their Android devices, and it's not some quirky design element. There's a reason why some of the contacts ...

No, you're not seeing things: Your Android device sometimes displays a small green dot in the status bar. Likely nestled next to your battery icon, it comes and goes, but never seems to stick around.

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Google Messages now lets you delete a sent text message. A deleted message disappears for the other person immediately. The feature is available now for almost all Android users. Get more in-depth ...

Is your phone suddenly flooded with aggressive ads, slowing down performance or leading to unusual app behavior? Here’s what to do. Adware occupies something of a grey area in the threat landscape. At ...

While your mobile device has a lot of built-in features to keep your data secure and protect your privacy, it may still be vulnerable to snooping if someone you know has access to your accounts or ...

A close college friend of mine asked me to be a bridesmaid for her this fall. I’m so thrilled! Here’s the thing: In college, we were in a sorority together and generally had a similar aesthetic but ...

Fair warning: The tip you’re about to ingest has nothing to do with any of the fancy-schmancy, accuracy-challenged AI ballyhoo that dominates most tech news coverage at the moment. Nope — it’s just a ...