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The options for cloud storage are numerous, but many of them have unappealing caveats, from low storage limits, to recurring monthly charges, to requiring you to submit to having your…
Photo: ulyana_andreeva (Shutterstock) Have you noticed Instagram kinda sucks now? You open the app, scroll through your feed, and think, “Who the hell are these people?” In its heyday, Instagram…
Photo: Christian Bertrand (Shutterstock) This week in the Guardian, writer Rachel Sigee pondered the question of why so many of us frequent sites like Goodreads and Letterboxd to log our…
Photo: Boryana Manzurova (Shutterstock) While dating apps have become a staple of modern life over the past decade or so, they’ve always been a little hard to use. Some people…
Photo: DedMityay (Shutterstock) Instagram has finally brought back the ability to view your feed in chronological order. The default feed on Instagram mixes recent posts with older ones, which makes…
Photo: wichayada suwanachun (Shutterstock) Instagram’s website design isn’t exactly the epitome of user experience. At best, it can be described as usable. You can use it to view your feed,…
Photo: Vladimka production (Shutterstock) One quick caveat before we move away from swipe-based dating and into diving into the mathematical battlefields of eharmony, Match, and OkCupid: algorithms can’t actually predict…
Screenshot: Pranay Parab The first thing that everyone should do on Facebook is to make their account more secure. In an age where one errant social media post can have…
Screenshot: Khamosh Pathak Don’t want to hear from someone, but you’d rather not block them? Try out Instagram’s Restrict feature. When someone is restricted, they can continue to be your…
Photo: Khamosh Pathak One of the many hierarchies of Instagram has been the link-in-stories feature. You only got access to it if you had more than 10,000 followers, or if…