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Spotify: Prevent Facebook Posts About Songs You Listen To

All of the changes that are going on with Facebook have some people concerned about what is getting posted to their wall. Spotify’s integration with Facebook will allow it to post all songs you listen to your wall so your friends can check out your music choices. If you don’t want people to know what you are listening to, you can disable this and they’ll never know.

Facebook: How to view your active Facebook sessions and end them

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Facebook is one of the most popular social media networks.  However with the influx of new users to Facebook, hackers and hacking will increase.  This guide will explain how to view where and when your Facebook account is actively logged into and also how to log out these active sessions.  This can be very handy if you think your account has been hacked by checking the active sessions and their locations and times or even if you forgot to log out on a public terminal.

Chrome OS: Enable Tap-to-Click on Touchpad

If you are wanting to use the touchpad instead or carrying around a mouse, you will need to enable tap-to-click for the touchpad emulate mouse clicks.

IE 9: Prevent users from changing your homepage

The home page setting in the IE browser can be changed in a few clicks. If your computer is used by other users, you may not want them being able to set the home page to a different location. To avoid frustration, you can disable that option. This tutorial will show how to do it in IE9.

Google Chrome: The Quick and Easy Way to Create Web Apps

If the version of Google Chrome you are using has the latest New Tab page, then you can quickly and easily create web apps of any of the sites listed on the Most Visited tab. This is a great way of making sure that your favorite sites are a click away.

Chrome OS: Require Password When Waking from Sleep Mode

If you typically just close the lid on your laptop when you are done and allow it to go into Sleep mode, you leave your system vulnerable to others. By default, Chrome OS does not require a password when it wakes from Sleep mode which means that anyone can easily access your information. Here’s how to enable the password requirement to keep your account more secure.

YouTube: How do I trim a video?

There may be times when you regret uploading videos that have unnecessary parts to YouTube. Instead of re-editing the videos, and then having to upload them again to YouTube, you can trim the unnecessary parts right on the site.

Chrome OS: How to Disable Guest Browsing

Chrome OS allows others to use your device to browse the internet without keeping their browsing history. If you have children, this may be a concern for you. Here’s how to disable guest browsing.

Sony Ericsson Android 2.3.3: Transfer Files to Mac

These directions show how to transfer files from your Sony Ericsson smartphone running Gingerbread to your computer. This can be used to move pictures, music, or videos between your Sony Ericcsson device and your mac.

YouTube: Allow only friends to send messages

By default, YouTube allows everyone to send you messages. This is an advantage for spammers to spread their annoying messages. This tutorial will show you how to let only your friends message you on YouTube.

Chrome OS: How to Access the Command Line

Since Chrome OS is a Linux based system, being able to access the command line is a must for advanced users. While it isn’t a straight forward method, getting to the command line is simple to do.

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