Thursday 12 January 2017

IPhone Location Service Tracker


IPhone Location Service Tracker

Have you ever thought that you are being tracked and recorded each and every step you are taking by someone? You think why and who will track me and for what and how is it possible. Yes it is possible Apple could be tracking and recording your every location on IPhone device, and you may not even know it.
If your Frequent Location service is “On”,  on your IPhone you are sending all your information online. To see “how and where” you have visited and to see the history of the place’s you have visited on the device.

Go to settings à Privacy à Location Service à System Services à Frequent Locations

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Below Location Service will be History of the places where you have visited. It will show you your current location. Click on any place (History) it will open the Map of the Place’s you have visited with date, time how much time you spent there.
If you don’t want to transmit and record your frequent Locations “Disable the “Frequent Locations service”
Go to settings à Privacy à Location Service à System Services à Frequent Locations and “Toggle Off the Button”
 

Samsung (Android) Location Service Tracker


Samsung (Android) Location Service Tracker
Have you ever thought that you are being tracked and recorded each and every step you are taking by someone? You think why and who will track me and for what and how is it possible. Yes it is possible you could be recording your location on your Android device, and you may not even know it! Have you ever thought why you are using location based service on your mobile devices. You are right to search for super markets, for Shopping, Banks, ATM etc. and so on. Do you know same time you are sending all the locations details you are visiting to Google.  What’s the point of sending your locations to them.

If your Location service is “On”, you are sending all your information online.

Go to settings à Locations à Google Location History à Manage Activities this will open Map and will show you your current location and all the History of the Place’s you have visited. (As you have entered your Gmail address all the details will be sent to your Gmail account and can be viewed online.
(Note: Setting on Samsung Device defer from Model to Model)
If you want don’t want to use it disable your location Service. You can enable it back when you need it
Uncheck the “On”  option in Location history    and Disable the “Location Service”


Moreover you can go to below website to see your details online

(All your activity will be here which “Place you have visited” and what “website” you have accessed  what “time you visited” with all the details.)
                               Login to https://myactivity.google.com

Sign into your “Gmail account” Once you are in you can see your activity it will show your activity for  today and all the days which website you visited with all the details

     Click on Other “Google Activity” to go to the Maps

Click on “Visit TimeLine” to see your history
Here can  see a Map with all your location details places you have visited what time you have visited how much time you spend, distance traveled, time taken with complete details and can even search for a particular day, Month or a Year.
Go to “Activity Controls” and change the settings according  to your requirements.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Tuesday 10 January 2017

Problem Steps Recorder.


Do you know you can record your work session on the computer for trouble shooting by the software called PSR (Problem Steps Recorder, this feature is available in Windows 7, Windows 8 and Windows 10)
Problem Steps Recorder is a program from Microsoft that helps you troubleshoot a problem on your PC or Laptop by taking Screen Shots recording the exact steps you “Do” and even you can send the report by email.

Please find below procedure to use Problem Steps Recorder.
Click on the “Start button”, or open Run via WIN+R

Type the following command in the search or run box and press the “OK” button.


Steps Recorder should start immediately.


This is an unusually small, rectangular program (as shown in the screenshot above) and it often appears near the top of the screen.
Steps Recorder will make screenshots of what's on your computer screen and include those in the recording you save.

 You should be prepared to properly reproduce whatever problem you're seeing and what you are doing on your Machine so Steps Recorder can catch it in action. 
Click the “Start Record button.
Steps Recorder will now log information and take a screenshot every time you complete an action, like a mouse click, program opening or closing, etc.

You can see when Steps Recorder is recording when the Start Record button changes to a Pause Record button and the title bar flashes Recording Now.
 If you need to pause the recording for some reason, click the “Pause Record” button.
Press “Resume Record to restart the recording.
During a recording, you can also press the “Add Comment button to highlight a section of your screen and manually add a comment. This is really useful if you'd like to point out something specific that's occurring on screen to the person who's helping you out.
Click “Stop Record button in Steps Recorder to stop recording your actions. 
Once stopped, you'll see the results of the recording in a report.
You may be first prompted to save the recorded steps. If so, in the “File name”: textbox on the Save As window that appears, give a name to this recording and then press the “Save” button.
A single ZIP file containing all of the information recorded by Steps Recorder will be created and saved to your Desktop, unless you chose a different location. 
You can even attach the file to an email and send it to tech support, your computer expert friend, etc.
You can now close Steps Recorder. 
Depending on who's helping you (and what kind of problem you're having right now) options for getting the Steps Recorder file to someone might include:
Copying the file to a network share or flash drive.
Attaching the file to a forum post and asking for help.
Uploading the file to a file sharing service and linking to it when asking for help online.

Tuesday 3 January 2017

ICE for Android



Now a day’s most of the smart phones are locked for security reasons and no one can access it until you enter the password. Have you ever thought what in case if you had an accident and someone want to call any of your representatives to inform regarding you, if you are not in a condition to call someone for help?

There is option called ICE (In Case of Emergency) in all the phones but very few persons use it or know how to use it. Please find below procedure to save ICE contacts.
How do I add emergency contacts to my android?
Go to your "Contacts"

 

                      Click the “Groups” Tab.
                                              Select "ICE - emergency contacts"
  • Use the icon to the right of "Find contacts" (with a plus sign) to add an emergency contact.
Create Contact or Select an existing contact from your contact list, or enter the details of a new contact.   Once all the contacts have been added save it.

·         Now click on "Emergency call" to see the list Emergency Contacts

                                                    
                                                                   

ICE on IPhone



Now a day’s most of the smart phones are locked for security reasons and no one can access it until you enter the password. Have you ever thought what in case if you had an accident and someone want to call any of your representatives to inform regarding you, if you are not in a condition to call someone for help?

There is option called ICE (In Case of Emergency) in all the phones but very few persons use it or know how to use it. Please find below procedure to save ICE contacts. 
 How do I add emergency contacts to my IPhone ?



Open the Health App which is installed on all IOS devices




Tap on Medical ID tab located at the bottom on the Right side 


Tap on Create Medical ID


Choose to have the Medical ID shown when locked. Tapping on the switch will toggle the feature on/off on your lock screen.



Add the name and phone number number of the person you want to be contacted during emergencies by tapping on the Add Emergency Contact option.


Save the changes you made by tapping on the Done button located on the upper-right part of the screen.


With the device locked, swipe the screen to the left. Your phone will now ask for the pass code to gain access to the device.



Tap on the Emergency button at the lower-left part of the screen.

  

Tap on Medical ID on the lower-left part of the screen.
 
Medical ID will now be shown with the details that you have provided


 




 



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