A new year always brings a fresh start, and we can all use that after 2021.

Not only did we deal with ransomware attacks on our meat and fuel sources, but now we’re dealing with the new Omicron variant.

 

The stressful year might have even left you with a few new not-so-great habits you want to kick.

 

Whether you’re slugging down coffee, slumped over in front of your computer at all hours, or otherwise not taking care of yourself, these smart products can help.

 

Okay - carry on and let's make 2022 a much healthier year.

As the notion of privacy gets trampled on with each passing year, online privacy only becomes even more important.

 

That's why many people use fake IP addresses.

 

To be clear, "fake IP address" is a bit of a misnomer that implies creating a new one out of thin air.

That's not possible.

 

The best you can do is hide your IP address behind someone else's already-existing IP address.

This is called IP masking. So how do you spoof your IP address?

 

This guide covers a few ways to do just this.

Google Chrome has a feature called Dark mode (or Dark theme on Android devices) that is aimed to provide a comfortable Web browsing experience when in low light.

It turns the interface as well as elements including your homepage, toolbar, and settings into a dark color scheme to help reduce eyestrain.

 

Users on Android smartphones and the iPhone as well as on Windows and Mac computers can enable Dark mode on the Chrome browser by following a handful of simple steps.

 

These  steps are laid out in the quick guide.