You should really back up all of your data. That day you lose it is the day you’ll wish you had listened. Just back it up.

I’m a huge proponent of backing up all the things — your computer, your phone, you tablet, your laptop, your smart watch. If you store any kind of data on any of your devices, you should be protecting that data by executing a backup plan.

We’ve done the research, gone through the processes, tried the products, and come up with the ultimate guide to backing up everything. Whether you are protecting private information, securing family photos, or just want to keep a log of your daily jog, you’ll find everything you need to know about backing up your iPhone, iPad, and Mac right here.

Why should you have a back up plan?

Some people will tell you that they don’t need a back up plan because they keep everything in the cloud. While cloud storage is absolutely a great way to make sure much of your data is backed up, it’s a very good idea to have a secondary, an…

So you want to delete your Apple ID? I’ve got good news and bad news …

The bad news is you can’t actually delete your Apple ID. The good news is you can come pretty doggone close. Here’s how to deactivate, deauthorize, and sign out of your Apple ID on different devices!

How to remove devices associated with your Apple ID

We’ll start by removing any devices that are associated with your Apple ID. You can do this on the web via Apple’s Manage your Apple ID page or from an iOS device.

Removing devices associated with your Apple ID will make it easier to sign in with a new Apple ID or use your devices without an Apple ID.

Remove devices associated with your Apple ID on the web

Go to appleid.apple.com and sign in with your Apple ID.
If prompted, type in your two-factor authentication code.
Scroll down to the Devices section.
Choose a Device and click Remove.

Click Remove this [Device] to confirm.

Repeat steps 4 and 5 until all your devices have been removed.
Remove device…

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Our friends at Thrifter are back again, this time with a great deal on the 2016 MacBook Pro!

If you’re in the market to upgrade your current MacBook and aren’t completely sold on the idea of Touch Bar being the future of laptops, you should definitely check out this deal. For today only, B&H offers the 13-inch MacBook Pro without Touch Bar (physical Escape key FTW!) available at a $225 discount, bringing your total down to just $1,274.99 with free shipping. Alternatively, a trusted eBay store has it a smidgen higher at $1,279.99 and Best Buy not too far off at $1,300. All three deals are well below the going rate at your local Apple store.

This MacBook Pro packs a 2.0GHz dual-core Intel Core i5 processor, 8GB of RAM and a 256GB PCIe-based SSD. You’ll probably need to pick up a few adapters for your current accessories and storage devices since it only includes a pair of Thunderbolt 3 USB-C ports.

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