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  • Am I on a Vodafone or Three tower?

    Since Vodafone and Three have merged together, there’s been a lot of confusion on whether you’re on a Vodafone or Three tower. Find out now which one you are connected to in a few simple steps.

  • Import the latest commits from NetMonsterUKDatabase to your device

    For the past year or so, I have been running NetMonsterUKDatabase which hosts located cell IDs for mobile phone transmitters across limited regions in the UK and I thought it would be the perfect time on making a detailed installation guide for those who are new to it. 1 Download combined.ntm from the GitHub page.…

  • Locate O2 2G-5G sites using My Network

    Locate O2 2G-5G sites using My Network

    Find out the location of O2 2G – 5G cell IDs on O2’s My Network app and coverage checker alongside other handy tips.

  • Using a custom DNS for better security and privacy

    I think that we have to be careful more than ever to the places we go to online. Like seriously. Threats are constantly evolving, and I want to show you all how to use NextDNS, a free DNS service which you can put on all your devices (bearing in mind that you’ll be limited to…

  • Use aliases to organise your emails in Gmail

    Set up aliases for use in Gmail in 4 simple steps, including making an auto reply.

  • Dump flipnotes from Flipnote Studio and Flipnote Studio 3D as a video

    Flipnote Studio has to be one of the most nostalgic applications on the DSi. Sure it wasn’t nostalgic on the 3DS, since it wasn’t pre-installed and you had to save up My Nintendo points but you also couldn’t download the DSi version. Anyways, with that out of the way, this tutorial will tell you on…

  • Restrict settings in Windows 10 & 11

    This guide tells you how to restrict settings on Windows 10 and 11 using the Group Policy editor, or an open source app called PolicyPlus. This can be useful for locking down settings for a child for instance (say you could stop them accessing the settings for where you can download apps from). WARNING: Despite…

  • Store your music library in YouTube Music for free

    Believe it or not, I have a decently sized library of music on my computer, but it’s kind of non viable to have this amount on a mobile device or some other devices. Today, I just want to talk about uploading your music manually to YouTube Music to watch ad free and with download support.…

  • Block adverts on every device without installing software

    Advertisements are annoying. I get that. And if you find them annoying, this guide will show you how to disable (well at least most of them), on every single device without needing something such as a PiHole. This uses AdGuards public DNS servers to run advertisement blocking. Considering how I make YouTube videos and rely…

  • Detect the USB speeds of a device

    Sometimes, we get lied to. In fact, I have a capture card that works great, it even captures DRM content (lol) but video is pretty buggy if I use the highest setting: 1080p60. If you know information about capture cards, you might know that USB 3.0 should be surely able to handle those speeds. But…