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How to Delete Apps on iPhone

Vikhyat Rishi
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Deleting the unused apps from your iPhone is crucial optimize storage and maintaining peak performance. Simply tap and hold the app on the home screen and tap on the Delete button. Alternatively, you can go to Settings> General > iPhone Storage and delete apps from there. You can also offload the unwanted app if you want to delete the app while retaining the associated data.
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How to Check and Clear Your Spotify Listening History

Sagnik Das Gupta
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Spotify listening history lets you take a look at the albums, solo tracks and podcasts that you've been listening to on the platform. You can see this listening history on both the mobile and desktop Spotify apps, as well as the web player. On your phone, head over to Spotify app > profile icon > listening history. Meanwhile, on PC, navigate to Spotify web player or desktop app > Home > Recently played > Show all. 
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How to Enable Secure Boot on Windows 11

Abubakar Mohammed
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You can easily enable Secure Boot on Windows 11 to run the latest Battlefield 6 beta. Press "F2" or "Del" while booting up and enter the BIOS/UEFI screen. Now, head to Security, Boot, or Windows OS Configuration. Here, look for Secure Boot and enable the option right away.
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12 Best Epub Readers for Windows

Beebom Staff
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We have compiled a list of 12 best EPUB readers for Windows 11 and 10 that offer a modern user interface, built-in dictionary, highlighter, and more. We have also included apps for touchscreen Windows devices so users can read EPUB files effortlessly with proper orientation support. Go through our list and explore apps like Aquile Reader, Calibre, Freda, and more.
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Where Do Screenshots Go on Windows?

Abubakar Mohammed
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If you're using the Windows + Print Screen shortcut, the screenshots are saved in Pictures > Screenshots folder. You can access the screenshots folder using the File Explorer and going to the directory C:\Users\<Username>\Pictures\Screenshots. There are multiple ways to take screenshots on Windows 11, and each method saves the screenshot a bit differently. The default method via Snipping Tool saves it in screenshots, but you can change this quite easily by going to app settings.