Here’s how to switch from Samsung Cloud to OneDrive before time runs out

Here’s how to switch from Samsung Cloud to OneDrive before time runs out
By Paula Beaton
March 22, 2021 9:04AM PST

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When will Samsung Cloud stop working?
For customers in the U.S. and U.K., Samsung Cloud will stop working on April 1. If you live anywhere else, you may fall into Group 2, which means the service won’t stop working for you until June 1. You can check which group your country falls into here.

If you want to take advantage of migration to OneDrive, you have until March 31 to do so. If you’re planning on downloading your data — either to store on an external hard drive or to move to another cloud storage provider — you have a bit more time, as your files won’t be deleted from Samsung Cloud until June 30. It’s important to know that whether you choose to download your data or move to OneDrive or not, your data will automatically be deleted from Samsung Cloud on June 30. If you have a premium subscription, your plan will end automatically, and you should receive a refund for your final payment.

Use Galaxy Buds+for conferencing call on Windows 10 computer

Download and install Windows Application,PC Sync (GalaxyBudsManager) ver 2.0.200526.51

Galaxy Buds+ Device Layout & Functions

FAQ for Galaxy Buds+

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How to Connect the Galaxy Buds to a Computer, iPhone, or Other Non-Galaxy Device

Added COVID-19 Tracking Capability to our mobile phones

On an Android phone, go to Settings, then GOOGLE settings.

On an iPhone, go to Settings, Privacy, then Health.

Bookmark all open tabs on Android Chrome

Android Chrome does not currently have this option.

As a workaround:
– Open Chrome on your desktop (you must log into the same account as on your Android Phone/Tablet).
– In a new tab/window, press Ctrl+H.
– Click “Tabs from other devices” and you will see all your opened tabs.
– Click “Actions” or 3 dots.
– Click “Open All” and all your opened tabs from your Android Phone/Tablet should open on your Chrome desktop.
– Press Ctrl+Shift+D to “Bookmark all tabs”.
– Select a folder and click “Save”.

Screen mirror from phone to your PC (No Ads)

A. Screen Stream over HTTP – Google Play Store

The application allows viewing the device screen in your web browser (no sound support).
No need of any additional software except for this app and a web browser.
No annoying ads or pop-ups.
The application works via WiFi and/or 3G/LTE network (If cell operator does not block incoming connections to device).

 

B. AirDroid: Remote access & File – Google Play Store / Apple Store

AirDroid allows you to access and manage your Android phone or tablet from Windows, Mac and Linux, wirelessly, for free.
Calls, SMS, and the app notifications you allowed, mirrored to the large computer screen you are focused on.

Major features:
1. Files Transfer
2. Remote access and control ( root NOT required )
3. Notification Mirror
4. SMS & Contacts management
5. Make and Answer calls via PC
6. Backup & Sync
7. Other phone management features (Web client only)

 

C. Chrome Remote Desktop

1. Remote Access

2. Remote Support

1. Your desktop anywhere
2. Securely access your computer from your phone, tablet or another computer. It’s fast, simple and free.
3. Give & get support – Get remote support for your computer, or give remote support to someone else. Get Remote Support
4. Access anywhere – Available on the web, Android and iOS.

 

D. 5KPlayer

5KPlayer is totally free and safe to mirror and record anything on your iPhone screen after mirroring it on computer without adware, spyware, or any other factors that may be a threat to the security and privacy of your computer and iPhone.

M1 and STARHUB trade in prices for phones

http://www.starhub.com/

https://www.m1.com.sg/

How a Fitness App’s Heat Map Uncovers Military Bases | NYT

Published on Jan 30, 2018

Strava’s online exercise-tracking map unwittingly reveals remote military outposts — and even the identities of soldiers based there. The situation shows how data collection can lead to unintended consequences

Singapore heatmap – Pulau Ubin / Google Map (Pulau Ubin)

Fitness-Tracker App Exposes Security Flaw at Taiwan’s Missile Command Center

How to Use and Interpret Data from Strava’s Activity Map

How to opt out of the Strava heat map that’s revealing secret locations

Singtel Free CNY Deals

Free unlimited local mobile data for all Singtel Postpaid customers.
From 7 Feb (Sun) — 8 Feb 2016 (Mon)

Free preview of Singtel TV channels Complimentary preview of over 150 channels.
From 5 Feb (Fri) — 14 Feb 2016 (Sun)

http://info.singtel.com/personal/cny

 

Lure of cheaper, powerful phones

ST Paper, 9 Sep 2015
Lure of cheaper, powerful phones

StageFright – How to Protect Yourself from it

Experts Found a Unicorn in the Heart of Android

Attackers only need your mobile number, using which they can remotely execute code via a specially crafted media file delivered via MMS. A fully weaponized successful attack could even delete the message before you see it. You will only see the notification. These vulnerabilities are extremely dangerous because they do not require that the victim take any action to be exploited. Unlike spear-phishing, where the victim needs to open a PDF file or a link sent by the attacker, this vulnerability can be triggered while you sleep. Before you wake up, the attacker will remove any signs of the device being compromised and you will continue your day as usual – with a trojaned phone.

These issues in Stagefright code critically expose 95% of Android devices, an estimated 950 million devices.
Android and derivative devices after and including version 2.2 are vulnerable.

Disable MMS Auto-Retrieve to Prevent Attacks

Since the exploit works by sending an MMS that is automatically downloaded by your phone, the only way to prevent this attack is to set your phone to not automatically download MMS messages. The drawback here is that you’ll have to tap future MMS messages to download them manually, but it’s a small price to pay for security.

How to Protect Your Android Device From StageFright Exploit

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