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    5 ways to use generative AI more safely – and effectively

    Getty Images/J Studios It’s increasingly difficult to avoid artificial technology (AI) as it becomes more commonplace. A prime example is Google searches showcasing AI responses. AI safety is more important than ever in this age of technological ubiquity. So as an AI user, how can you safely use generative AI (Gen AI)?  Also: Gemini might […] More

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    How to set up Bitwarden for personal and work use – and why you should keep them separate

    ZDNETI’ve been using Bitwarden for a long time. I like it for its ease of use, security, feature set, and that it’s open-source.One thing about Bitwarden is that it makes it easy to move between different accounts. With the click of a menu item, you can switch between your personal account and your work account — without having to leave the Bitwarden window. That’s right, multiple accounts. But why? Also: 7 ways to get more out of your Bitwarden password managerSome businesses have policies that require users not to include personal items within a password manager. Or maybe you don’t want to have to use separate password managers for your personal and work accounts. That’s inefficient. Another reason I like to separate the two is simply for peace of mind. When I’m not in my office, I’m not working; and when I’m not working, I don’t always want to be reminded of work. By separating those accounts, I don’t have the reminders of clients and deadlines when I’m “off the clock.” But how do you do this? It’s remarkably easy. Let me show you. How to add a second account to Bitwarden What you’ll need: To make this work, you’ll need at least two valid Bitwarden accounts. You can do this on the desktop, mobile, and web versions of Bitwarden, and I’m going to demonstrate it on my Pop!_OS desktop.Let’s go. More

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    The best iPhone accessories of 2025: Expert tested

    If you have an iPhone, you already know that Apple’s ecosystem makes integrating iOS-compatible devices super easy. Many iPhone accessories — like MagSafe grips, batteries, and car mounts — can help do the same. But with hundreds of iPhone accessories on the market, it’s hard to know what’s worth your money. Also: The best MagSafe accessories of 2025ZDNET regularly researches and tests the best Apple — and Apple-compatible — products available that can enhance your iPhone’s already feature-rich functions, protect your device, or give it an extra battery boost. We’ve gone hands-on with tons of MagSafe battery packs, phone wallets, grips, car mounts, stands, and cases — all designed for iPhone — and continually research and update our top picks to make sure you find the best products on the market. What’s the best iPhone accessory?We’ve researched and personally tested every iPhone accessory on this list and can attest to each product’s style, function, and value. From the staple AirPods Pro (2nd Gen) More

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    I finally found Bluetooth trackers for Android users that function better than AirTags (and are cheaper, too)

    <!–> ZDNET’s key takeaways The Chipolo One Point and Card Point are available starting at $22 They’re highly accurate, robust, and integrate well into the Google ecosystem. However, the One is only splashproof, and the Card version has a non-user-replaceable battery. –> Chipolo’s popular One Point Bluetooth Tracker<!–> is on sale for 42% off plus […] More