La película marathi Yek Number, dirigida por Rajesh Mapuskar, está lista para filmarse Debut en OTT En ZEE5 el 8 de noviembre. Conocida por entrelazar temas románticos y políticos, la película está protagonizada por Daria Gulab como Pratap, un chico de pueblo con ambiciones políticas, y Saili Patel como Pinky. La historia se desarrolla cuando Pratap enfrenta desafíos morales y políticos mientras intenta ganarse el afecto de Pinky y lidiar con situaciones sociales complejas.
Cuándo y dónde ver El número de Yek
Yek Number se estrenará el Z5 el 8 de noviembre, para llevar su romance político a una audiencia más amplia. La película fue un éxito en los cines. Ahora se espera que la película alcance una mayor audiencia en esta plataforma, permitiendo a los amantes del cine marathi disfrutar de la historia desde casa.
Tráiler oficial y trama Yek No
El tráiler presenta a los espectadores a Pratap, un joven de espíritu libre de Sadanpur, cuyas ambiciones incluyen el amor y la política. Inspirado por su admiración por su amor de la infancia, Pinky y su fascinación por las ideas de Raj Thackeray, el camino de Pratap pronto se ve envuelto en intrigas políticas. Con giros y vueltas que ponen a prueba su compromiso e ideales, Yek Number combina drama, romance y cuestiones sociales, ofreciendo una mirada a la ambición y la lealtad en un panorama políticamente cargado.
Reparto y equipo técnico Sí, no
Dirigida por Rajesh Mapuskar, Yek Number está protagonizada por Daria Gulab como Pratap y Saili Patel como Pinky. La producción proviene de Tejaswini Pandit Wardha Nadiawala, con el apoyo de Zee Studios, Nadiawala Grandson Entertainment y Sahyadri Films. La historia de la película y su atractivo elenco reflejan los esfuerzos del equipo de producción para crear una historia que resuene con temas contemporáneos.
Recepción número uno
Yek Number recibió críticas positivas por su combinación de elementos románticos y políticos. Ha llamado la atención la descripción que hace la película de la dinámica rural-urbana en un contexto político. La puntuación de la película en IMDB es 8,4/10.
If you’re a Windows 11 user who isn’t quite ready to leave the operating system behind but would like a break from seeing ads all over the place, I have some news that might make you feel better. There’s a free app that cuts out ads to make your Windows 11 experience a little less frustrating – it’s called OFGB, which amusingly stands for ‘Oh Frick Go Back.’
OFGB makes use of your system’s Windows Registry to disable all kinds of ads, including File Explorer ads, Lock Screen tips and tricks, Settings ads, “Finish Setup” ads, “Welcome Experience” ads, personalized ads, “Tailored Experiences, and Start Menu ads. It’s easy to use, and you can pick and pick and choose which of these you’d like to turn off by simply ticking the appropriate boxes (frankly, I’d recommend turning them all off).
How to get your hands on OFGB
You can download OFGB from its official GitHub page, and there are two versions: a self-contained (but larger) version and one that isn’t self-contained (meaning it depends on external software components to run). If you’re not familiar with coding and are unsure which version to get, I’d recommend the first version (OFGB-Deps.exe).
Also, make sure you get one of the versions of the Source code files (I’d recommend the .zip file). Download these files, and click OFGB-Deps.exe to begin the installation.
Oh frick, this is perfect
OFGB was created by Arch Linux user (Arch is a customizable version of Linux) xM4ddy on GitHub, who herself has had enough of Windows ads being injected in every nook and cranny of the OS. She gave the following quote about her frustrations with Tom’s Hardware:
“Windows lost me a long time ago by adding more and more telemetry, ads, and the lack of easily configurable options.”
You can also see a demo and read more from the creator in her Reddit post publicizing the new app.
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OFGB joins an existing platoon of third-party workarounds that enable you to make automated edits to the Windows Registry so that you see fewer ads. There’s also Wintoys, an app that recently saw a major update, and Tiny 11 Builder, a tool for creating your own slimmed-down version of Windows 11, which also recently got an upgrade.
OFGB looks like a clean, straightforward solution if the ads are something that bothers you, but only if you’re confident about trying custom third-party apps – if you’re not, it’s best to stick to using Windows as it comes.
That said, you might be looking to take the leap, and you wouldn’t be alone – Windows 11 is reportedly losing market share to its predecessor Windows 10, which is set to no longer be supported by Microsoft next year, and many people have been expressing their anger at Microsoft’s ramping up and insistent ads in Windows 11 for a good while now. I wonder if third-party apps like OFGB will continue to work, because I could see Microsoft making every effort to push ads through – as it clearly isn’t paying much attention to the chorus of existing complaints.
LG launched a separate laptop in its Gram lineup called the LG Gram SuperSlim, which borrows heavily from the adjacent 2023 LG Gram Style model in terms of its looks. However, the latter was a disappointment in terms of performance, despite my loving the extremely thin and light chassis and aesthetically pleasing design.
So color me suspicious about the SuperSlim and whether it could impress me. What I’ve found is a mixed bag, with middling benchmark results and surprisingly solid productivity performance that could rival even the best laptops. However, some drawbacks still hold this laptop back.
At first glance, the SuperSlim is in a less impressive black color than its counterpart, but it makes up for that by its 15.6-inch weight and measurements beating out the 16-inch sizes of the Style and matching the 14-inch version. The result is an absolutely dreamy lightweight and razor-thin chassis and, unlike the Style, it doesn’t have that cheap plastic feel to it.
There’s still a slight wobble to the hinge but all around it feels far more stable and solid, with a superior build quality. I also enjoy the material of the chassis, which has a more textured feel to it.
Ventilation has much improved, with the laptop staying cool even during heavy workloads, which is another improvement over the Slim, which suffered from overheating issues. LG seems to have addressed many build issues between these two laptops.
(Image credit: Future / John Loeffler)
The keyboard still features snappy and responsive keys, which are nice and wide and perfect for a variety of finger sizes to type on with little chance for typos. Thankfully the touchpad has been restored to a much more standard one, and it’s perfectly responsive, unlike the haptic feedback nightmare on the Style.
(Image credit: Future / John Loeffler)
The display’s resolution did take a hit compared to the Style’s 2.8 or 3K, as the SuperSlim is now FHD. It still thankfully retains the OLED screen and supports HDR, giving the display that sharp and bright look.
The webcam is pretty standard, which is to say not particularly great but is fine for conference calls. The sound quality is quite solid, able to differentiate between various instruments as well as reproduce a deep bass. Its volume is also a noticeable improvement from the Style, as it can get pretty loud without losing too much in quality.
LG Gram SuperSlim: Benchmarks
Here’s how the LG Gram SuperSlim performed in our suite of benchmark tests:
3DMark: Night Raid: 16,447; Fire Strike: 4,842; Time Spy: 1,778 Cinebench R23 Multi-core: 8,275 points GeekBench 5: 1,842 (single-core); 9,783 (multi-core) PCMark 10 (Home Test): 5,495 points Battery Life (TechRadar movie test): 14 hours, 55 minutes Civilization VI (1080p, Ultra): 42 fps; (1080p, Low): 25 fps
Though on paper through benchmark tests its performance is about the same as the Gram Style, in practice it functions much better. Productivity-wise, it’s capable of having tons of tabs open for both work and play including video conference meetings, word-processing documents and spreadsheets, video streaming, and more. Unfortunately, that means its CPU benchmarks are still below that of other similar Ultrabooks.
(Image credit: Future / John Loeffler)
The LG Gram SuperSlim is made for office work and casual use through and through with almost no heavy-duty gaming capabilities. It’s all thanks to the bog-standard mobile GPU, which is rather offensive considering the steep price of the machine.
Other laptops for a similar price are equipped with a proper gaming GPU, so why LG refuses to make the upgrade is mind-boggling. Even a laptop like the Dell XPS 17 (2024) has better specs for a similar price point, and the Apple MacBook Air 15-inch (2023) doesn’t have a gaming GPU but the M3 chip is far superior to Intel’s silicon.
By far the biggest improvement over the Style is its extraordinary battery power, though, which gets close to rivaling even the best MacBook and best MacBook Pro models. During our battery tests, it was even able to last around 15 hours and that was under the stress of constant movie playing.
All in all, the LG Gram SuperSlim is something of a mixed bag, with some fantastic performance in terms of productivity and battery life, but don’t expect much more from it than that.
LG Gram SuperSlim: Price & availability
How much does it cost? $1,649 / £1,299 (about AU$2,530)
When is it available? Available now
Where can you get it? Available in the US and UK
The LG Gram SuperSlim is an Ultrabook is currently retailing at $1,649 / £1,299 (about AU$2,530), with availability in both the US and the UK. Unfortunately, this particular model has been discontinued in Australia, so buyers out there would have to import it, making it even more expensive.
As for pricing itself, while it’s overall a superior model to the Style with some much-needed changes and enhancements, it’s still a hard sell compared to other similarly priced products like the Dell XPS 17 (2024) and the Apple MacBook Air 15-inch with M3, which both boast more well-rounded usage and better specs.
Unless the price drops down significantly, it would be difficult to make the SuperSlim more appealing to buyers. This is a shame since it does have a great niche as an incredibly portable laptop that works for offices and during commutes and events. If you can buy this laptop with a decent discount, then it’s definitely worth considering.
LG Gram SuperSlim: Specs
As of now, the only model available in both the US and UK is this setup: Intel Core i7-1360P CPU, Intel Iris Xe Graphics, 16GB of RAM, and 1TB SSD of storage. There’s also no way to customize or upgrade the SuperSlim either.
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LG Gram SuperSlim Specs
Price
Row 0 – Cell 1
$1,649 / £1,299 (about AU$2,530)
CPU
Intel Core i7-1360P
GPU
Intel Iris Xe Graphics
RAM
16GB
Storage
1TB SSD
Screen
15.6-inch, 1920 x 1080 FHD OLED
Wireless
Wi-Fi 6E, Bluetooth v5.1
Webcam
Full HD IR Webcam with Dual Mic
Weight
2.2 pounds
Dimensions
14.0 x 9.0 x 0.5 inches (356 x 227.45 x 12.55 mm; W x H x D)
Should you buy the LG Gram SuperSlim?
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LG Gram SuperSlim
Attributes
Notes
Rating
Price
The price is still far too steep for what it offers
2.5 / 5
Specs
The CPU is a solid 13th-Gen Intel Core i7, though it lacks a gaming GPU that other Ultrabooks have at this price.
3 / 5
Design
It’s incredibly light and thin with a pretty sturdy chassis, and it’s very stylish overall.
4.5 / 5
Performance
While benchmarks are average at best, its productivity performance is quite good.
4 / 5
Battery
The battery life is comparable to a MacBook, which is absolutely incredible.
5 / 5
Average total
This laptop is a solid buy for those who want a slim and light productivity machine with an excellent battery. But it also lacks a good GPU and is way too overpriced for what it offers.
3.7 / 5
Buy the LG Gram SuperSlim if…
Don’t buy it if…
LG Gram SuperSlim: Also consider
If my LG Gram SuperSlim review has you considering other options, here are two more laptops to consider…
How I tested the LG Gram SuperSlim?
I tested the LG Gram SuperSlim for several weeks
I tested it using productivity and creative applications, as well as gaming
I stress-tested the battery using the TechRadar movie test
First, I tested the general weight and portability of the LG Gram SuperSlim by carrying it around in a laptop bag. After I set it up, I ran several benchmarks to thoroughly test out the processor and graphics card. Finally, I used a variety of programs and applications to test out both battery life and general performance during work-like conditions, as well as gaming benchmarks to test the RTX 4050 GPU.
The LG Gram SuperSlim is meant to be a portable laptop with a thin and light chassis. I had to spend a good amount of testing not only on performance issues but also looking for any ventilation issues. I also tested out battery life to see how long it could last off AC power.
I’ve tested plenty of gaming PCs and laptops, making me more than qualified to understand benchmark test results and how to properly stress test machines to see how well they perform as a work machine.
Receiving calls from unknown numbers is a recurring theme that can often be quite aggravating to deal with, especially since most of them tend to be from pranksters and telemarketers. However, the fact remains that some calls may be important, which raises the question, how can you truly distinguish the real from the fake?
The answer is simple. With the help of a reverse phone number lookup site, it is now easier than ever for anyone to conduct a quick background check. These platforms can instantly identify the owner of the number and provide you with in-depth information with just a few clicks.
To this end, we’ve taken the liberty of breaking down each of the 10 best ways to answer the question, “Who keeps calling me?” So, if you want to uncover the identity of an unknown caller, make sure to read on for more information on the best reverse phone lookup tools around.
Let’s get started with our picks of five recommended platforms:
Spokeo – Top reverse phone lookup site for accurate background reports
USPhoneLookup – Provides access to comprehensive background reports
CocoFinder – Offers a highly intuitive and reliable reverse phone lookup search tool
NumLooker – Best lookup service for reverse searches based on city, state or country
PeopleFinderFree – Offers fast processing of reverse phone lookup searches
Then we’ll go into five more reverse phone number lookup sites that can offer additional information.
Spokeo
Spokeo is the leading reverse phone number lookup site. Photo: Spokeo
When it comes to online popularity, Spokeo leads the pack, with notable brands like AT&T even cosigning the platform as a top choice for identifying unknown callers. The platform is linked to millions of public data sites, government databases, social networks and mailing lists.
This enables it to consistently provide users with accurate and detailed background reports that typically include in-depth information, such as criminal records, financial data, educational history, property records, etc. Users are also provided with complete search privacy, as none of their searches are recorded.
There is even the option of requesting for your data to be scrubbed from Spokeo’s database, which can make it harder for others to find information on you. In addition, the platform comes with advanced search filters that can speed up the process of finding the data you need on the target.
Users can even choose to be notified whenever new information about the caller pops up on record.
Search results in USPhoneLookup include info from local, state and federal databases. Photo: USPhoneLookUp
USPhoneLookup is an excellent choice for those looking to gather in-depth information on a target with minimal time, effort or money required. Aside from online phone directories and listings, the platform is linked to local, state and federal databases. As such, users can gather a ton of information on a caller, such as their home and office addresses, families and mutuals, educational background and criminal history.
In addition, the site is mobile-optimized, which allows you to conduct reverse phone lookups on any phone or tablet. Moreover, the platform guarantees complete user confidentiality, as it utilizes high-end encryption protocols to keep your search history private. The service even comes with cellphone tracking capabilities that allow users to pinpoint the location of the unknown caller instantly.
Why settle for looking up unknown numbers? CocoFinder serves up names, addresses, contact information, court records and more. Photo: CocoFinderWhy settle for looking up unknown numbers? CocoFinder serves up names, addresses, contact information, court records and more. Photo: CocoFinder
CocoFinder operates one of the most advanced reverse phone lookup search engines to find out who called you from any phone number. It connects to public data sites, social platforms, online directories, and even government databases to provide relevant information on any unknown caller. With this tool, you can find out the caller’s name, address, contact information, court records and more. But what makes the platform unique are the additional features it offers.
Aside from phone lookups, CocoFinder offers multiple search parameters, such as address lookups and people searches. It comes with a unique search optimization feature that enables users to include extra information on a target for more-precise reporting. Furthermore, the interface offers smooth navigation, and it is mobile-optimized for convenient browsing.
With NumLooker, you can look up name, address, email and more. Photo: NumLooker
With NumLooker, you can look up name, address, email and more. Photo: NumLooker
NumLooker allows users to access valuable data on any unknown caller, but what makes it a popular option is that users can conduct reverse searches based on city, state or country. It comes with several different search options, such as address lookups, people lookups and email lookups, which make it a highly versatile tool you can rely upon.
In terms of background results, it collects a wide variety of publicly available data that ranges from personal biodata to governmental records. The site regularly updates its database to ensure information accuracy is maintained. In addition, it allows users to be notified whenever there are any new updates made to their target’s background.
PeopleFinderFree
Run a search in PeopleFinderFree to get a caller’s name, acquaintances, addresses, social accounts and more. Photo: PeopleFinderFreeRun a search in PeopleFinderFree to get a caller’s name, acquaintances, addresses, social accounts and more. Photo: PeopleFinderFree
PeopleFinderFree shines when it comes to delivering speedy background results, as it only takes seconds to receive reliable reports on an unknown caller that are relatively broad and detailed. This covers basic information such as the caller’s name, acquaintances, addresses, social accounts, etc.
The platform is designed to be easy to navigate, which makes it accessible to all users, even those with no technical experience. It even has a large database of registered numbers that is continuously updated to facilitate faster searches. On top of that, the platform remains available for use 24/7. And the provider put in place a strict privacy policy that ensures all user data remains confidential.
Since PeopleFinderFree doesn’t charge users any fees to access its services, you won’t ever need to go through a paywall to conduct a background check, either.
EasyPeopleSearch
Research any type of number — landline, mobile, VOIP or toll-free line — with EasyPeopleSearch. Photo: Easypeoplesearch
EasyPeopleSearch is a great option for those who need a simple and efficient way to gather basic details about a target with minimal hassle. The platform is designed with a highly intuitive and easy-to-use search engine that can retrieve information from any unknown number. It also doesn’t matter if the caller is using a landline, mobile, VOIP or toll-free line.
Whether you want to know the unknown caller’s name, age, location, criminal history, educational background or even current address, this tool will scan numerous public directories, data archives and online listings before generating a full background report. You won’t have to wait long, either. EasyPeopleSearch typically produces the information in a matter of minutes — and at no cost whatsoever.
Plus, the site implements advanced encryption, so all your searches remain completely private. That means the caller will never know you’re investigating them.
TruePeopleSearch
With TruePeopleSearch, you can search white pages, public directories, databank sites and even dating profiles. Photo: TruePeopleSearch
TruePeopleSearch is a simple tool for those looking to gather quick results on a target, as it gathers any online information it can find on a caller before compiling it into a report. It scours white pages, public directories, databank sites and even dating profiles to provide you with any relevant information tied to the unknown number’s owner.
As a result, you can learn the most basic details about a target, such as their name, gender, age, mutuals, social accounts, contact details, email, residence, etc. Since it filters all the information it finds, you won’t need to bother sorting through a bunch of irrelevant data.
All you need to do is input the unknown number in the search bar. Within a matter of seconds, you will get a report that covers all the basic information you need to know.
RealPeopleSearch
Queries on RealPeopleSearch are 100% anonymous: Targets can’t find who searched them. Photo: RealPeopleSearch
RealPeopleSearch uses an advanced search algorithm to effectively sift through millions of online datasets and public records to find any information linked to an unknown number. It offers access to search filter options that make it easy to specify the exact information you need, be it the caller’s name, address, family members or even financial details.
The platform’s database is constantly kept up-to-date, which allows users to check the top most-searched numbers to quickly uncover the identity of an unknown caller. Moreover, the service is 100% anonymous, so there is no risk of the caller ever finding out that you conducted a background check on them. The search engine is simple and intuitive, not to mention that it produces quality reports at no charge.
SearchPeopleFree
SearchPeopleFree can search public records, data collection sites and even social networks. Photo: SearchPeopleFree
When it comes to gathering basic information on an unknown number, SearchPeopleFree does an effective job of quickly compiling as much information as it can find on the caller. The platform can access online public records, data collection sites and even social networks, which enables it to provide details such as the caller’s full name, gender, age, email, social accounts, mutuals, etc.
SearchPeopleFree is completely free to use, and its user interface is fairly easy to understand. You just need to paste the number into the search engine, and it will summarize all the data it finds into one convenient profile for easy perusal. The search results on the platform will usually load quickly, so it won’t take long to get the background information you need.
In addition, the platform has an extensive database of previously searched numbers, which enables users to quickly identify spam callers.
FindPeopleFast
You can search multiple sources, from public data archives to social networks, with FindPeopleFast. Photo: Findpeoplefast
FindPeopleFast is a reliable reverse lookup platform that extracts valuable information on any caller from multiple sources. It pulls info from public data archives, state and federal databases, social networks, online directories and more. Within minutes, it compiles any data it finds into a detailed list that includes information such as the caller’s contact details, relatives, mutuals, etc.
The search tool is designed to be straightforward to navigate. Plus, users can download the compiled reports for later perusal. In addition, the platform offers excellent privacy protection, as there is never any record of the searches you make. Plus, there is a reliable customer support team available to provide 24/7 assistance.
Conclusion
To summarize, conducting a reverse phone number lookup has never been easier than with the 10 sites listed above. With their help, you should have no trouble uncovering the identity behind an unknown number. You can gather a fair amount of information on unknown callers with minimal time, effort or money required. So, take your time and choose the one that suits your needs best to unmask all anonymous callers today!
Apple on late Tuesday released revised versions of iOS 17.4.1 and iPadOS 17.4.1 with an updated build number of 21E237, according to MacRumors contributor Aaron Perris. The updates previously had a build number of 21E236.
The revised updates are available for all iPhone and iPad models that are compatible with iOS 17 and iPadOS 17, but they can only be installed via the Finder app on macOS and the Apple Devices or iTunes apps on Windows at this time. Apple has not made the new builds available over the air in the Settings app on the iPhone and iPad.
It is unclear what changed between the builds, if anything, but any potential differences are likely very minor. For those curious, we have confirmed that the new builds do not contain any references to unreleased iPad models.
There have been sporadic reports on social media about iOS 17.4 and iOS 17.4.1 causing some iPhones to get stuck in a boot loop, so perhaps the new build will allow those devices to be properly restored, but this is merely speculation.
About an hour ago, Apple released a new version of iOS/iPadOS 17.4.1
New build number: 21E237 Old build number: 21E236
— Aaron (@aaronp613) March 27, 2024
iOS 18 will give iPhone users greater control over Home Screen app icon arrangement, according to sources familiar with the matter. While app icons will likely remain locked to an invisible grid system on the Home Screen, to ensure there is some uniformity, our sources say that users will be able to arrange icons more freely on iOS 18. For example, we expect that the update will introduce…
Phishing attacks taking advantage of what appears to be a bug in Apple’s password reset feature have become increasingly common, according to a report from KrebsOnSecurity. Multiple Apple users users have been targeted in an attack that bombards them with an endless stream of notifications or multi-factor authentication (MFA) messages in an attempt to get them to approve an Apple ID password…
Apple today released macOS Sonoma 14.4.1, a minor update for the macOS Sonoma operating system that launched last September. macOS Sonoma 14.4.1 comes three weeks after macOS Sonoma 14.4. The macOS Sonoma 14.4.1 update can be downloaded for free on all eligible Macs using the Software Update section of System Settings. There’s also a macOS 13.6.6 release for those who…
The next-generation iPad Pro will feature a landscape-oriented front-facing camera for the first time, according to the Apple leaker known as “Instant Digital.” Instant Digital reiterated the design change earlier today on Weibo with a simple accompanying 2D image. The post reveals that the entire TrueDepth camera array will move to the right side of the device, while the microphone will…
iOS 18 will allow iPhone users to place app icons anywhere on the Home Screen grid, according to sources familiar with development of the software update. This basic feature has long been available on Android smartphones. While app icons will likely remain locked to an invisible grid system on the Home Screen, our sources said that users will be able to arrange icons more freely on iOS 18….
Apple has previously announced three new iOS features that it said are coming to the iPhone later this year, as outlined below. The new features include the ability to install iPhone apps on the web in the EU, RCS support in the Messages app, and next-generation CarPlay. Web Distribution Apple recently announced that eligible developers will soon be able to distribute their iOS apps to …
Apple today added a “Why Upgrade” section to its website, which is aimed at encouraging customers with older iPhones to upgrade to a newer model. The website allows customers to compare the iPhone 11, 11 Pro, 11 Pro Max, 12, 12 mini, 12 Pro, and 12 Pro Max to the iPhone 15, iPhone 15 Plus, iPhone 15 Pro, or iPhone 15 Pro Max. Each comparison shows what new features someone with an older…
Create a virtual card for your Apple Cash. Image: D. Griffin Jones/Cult of Mac
You can get a temporary debit card number to pay with Apple Cash online in case you want to pay with your balance on a site that doesn’t accept Apple Pay. If you have a lot of money sitting in your Apple Cash account, this can be a convenient way to pay without using your other cards. (It’s also handy if you don’t have any credit or debit cards from other banks.)
In case it’s unclear, Apple Cash is what you receive when someone sends you money via iMessage. It’s not to be confused with the other products with similar names. Apple Card is a highly rated credit card you can apply for. (It’s a physical card, made of titanium.) Apple Card Savings is a high-interest savings account for people with a physical Apple Card. And Apple Pay is a payment method (secured by Face ID, Touch ID or your device’s passcode) that lets you pay with credit/debit cards from other banks.
Previously, you could only pay with your Apple Cash via Apple Pay (or transfer it to your bank). Now, you can tie your Apple Cash to a virtual card number to pay using your Apple Cash balance online. Here’s how to set it up.
Benefits of using an Apple Cash card number
Since this is a virtual card number, there are a few benefits to paying with your Apple Cash. The security code changes regularly and automatically, so it’s very hard for your card info to be stolen. And anytime you suspect fraud, you can refresh it with a new card number. Of course, you don’t need to wait for a new physical card to be made and mailed to your house — you can use it instantly.
You also don’t have to memorize a constantly changing security code or card number — it lives inside Safari autofill, so you you don’t really have to do anything.
How to pay with an Apple Cash card number
Time needed: 5 minutes
How to pay with an Apple Cash card number
Update to iOS 17.4
Apple introduced this feature in iOS 17.4. To use it, you need to update your iPhone. Go to Settings > General > Software Update to install the latest version of iOS.
Open Apple Cash settings in the Wallet app
Open the Wallet app and tap on the Apple Cash card. (It’s black with a sparkly design.) Tap the ⋯ menu and tap Card Number.
Create your card number
Tap Set Up Virtual Card Number at the top of the screen. You’ll see a pop-up screen explaining how it works. Authenticate with Face ID to confirm, then tap Done.
Pay with your Apple Cash card in Safari
When you tap on a credit card field in Safari, you should see a number pad keyboard with a list of cards above. Scroll through the list of saved cards until you see Apple Cash. Tap on that, authenticate with Face ID, and it will automatically fill it in. You also can enter your virtual Apple Cash card number manually by copying and pasting it from the Wallet app. Open Wallet, tap on your Apple Cash card, tap ⋯ > Card Number. You can see the full card number, expiration date and security code here. Tap on any of these to copy it. Then go back to Safari and tap to paste.
Change your Apple Cash card number or security code
To get a new card number, go back to Wallet > Apple Cash > ⋯ > Card Number. Authenticate with Face ID. Tap Request New Card Number and confirm by tapping Request to get a new number. It’ll authenticate with Face ID, then generate a new num. Every time you open the Wallet app or use Safari autofill, a new security code is automatically generated (and they expire after only 24 hours).
More iOS 17 how-tos
There are more great features in iOS 17, and its latest update:
Your Android phone’s serial number is a unique identifier that can be used to track your phone if it is lost or stolen. It can also be used to register your phone with your carrier or manufacturer, to get support for your device, or to sell or trade in your phone.
There are a few different ways to find your Android phone’s serial number:
Through the Settings app:
Open the Settings app.
Tap About phone.
Scroll down to find the Serial number field.
Through the Phone app:
Open the Phone app.
Dial *#06#.
Your phone’s serial number will be displayed on the screen.
On the phone itself:
Some Android phones have the serial number printed on the back of the device, or underneath the battery. If your phone has a removable battery, carefully remove the back cover and the battery to find the serial number.
On the original packaging:
Your phone’s serial number may also be printed on the original packaging.
Through Google Find My Device:
Go to the Google Find My Device: https://www.google.com/android/find website.
Sign in with your Google account.
Click on your phone’s name.
Your phone’s serial number will be displayed under the Device information section.
Once you have found your Android phone’s serial number, you can write it down or store it in a safe place. You may need it in the future for various purposes, such as:
Registering your phone with your carrier or manufacturer: Many carriers and manufacturers require you to register your phone before you can use certain features, such as visual voicemail or device protection.
Getting support for your device: If you have any problems with your phone, you may need to contact your carrier or manufacturer for support. They will often ask for your phone’s serial number so that they can look up your device information.
Reporting your phone lost or stolen: If your phone is lost or stolen, you can report it to your carrier and the police. They will often need to know your phone’s serial number in order to track it down or block it from being used.
Selling or trading in your phone: If you are selling or trading in your phone, you may need to provide the buyer or retailer with your phone’s serial number. This will help them to verify the authenticity of your device.
Please note: Do not share your phone’s serial number with anyone you do not trust. Your serial number is a unique identifier for your device, and it can be used to track your phone or access your personal information.
Here are some additional tips for finding and storing your Android phone’s serial number:
Write it down: Once you have found your phone’s serial number, write it down and store it in a safe place, such as a password manager or a fireproof safe. This will ensure that you have your phone’s serial number handy if you need it in the future.
Store it digitally: You can also store your phone’s serial number digitally. One way to do this is to create a note in your phone’s notepad app and save it to your cloud storage account. Another way is to create a spreadsheet with your phone’s serial number and other important information, such as your account number and IMEI number.
Share it with a trusted friend or family member: It may also be a good idea to share your phone’s serial number with a trusted friend or family member. This way, if you lose your phone or are unable to access it, they can provide the serial number to the authorities or your carrier.
By following these tips, you can ensure that you know how to find and store your Android phone’s serial number. This important information can be used to protect your device and your personal information. If you have any tips, questions, or comments, please let us know in the comments section below.
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