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Hindustan Times
20-05-2025
- Hindustan Times
How to control your iPhone camera remotely and without using extra gear
Taking photos with your iPhone can be tricky when you want to avoid shaking the device or include yourself in the shot. Whether your phone is on a tripod or you want to be part of a group photo without holding the phone, remote control options can help. You do not need special equipment to do this, and there are multiple ways to trigger your iPhone's shutter button remotely. Here are some simple ways to help you control your iPhone camera from a distance and without using extra gadgets. If you don't have an Apple Watch, you can still control your iPhone camera remotely using Voice Control. This feature allows you to activate the shutter by voice commands, which makes it easier to take pictures without touching the device. Follow these steps: Also read: Best camera phones under ₹50000 (2024): Top 5 mobiles from Xiaomi, Vivo, Google and more If you have an Apple Watch, it can serve as a remote control for your iPhone camera, which offers added convenience. Here is how to use it: Also read: Google renames Find My Device to Find Hub: What's new, and why Android trackers still need work If you use the Shortcuts app on your iPhone, you can add a shortcut called 'Say Cheese' that lets you use Siri to trigger the camera. To set this up: Also read: How to easily compress data on your iPad to save storage space In short, you can take sharp photos with your iPhone remotely using any of these methods without needing extra equipment or complex setups. These tricks will also make it easier for you to capture moments, whether you are alone, with friends, or using a tripod.

Hindustan Times
20-05-2025
- Business
- Hindustan Times
Paytm introduces option to hide specific transactions from history: Here's how it works
Paytm has launched a new feature that allows users to hide specific transactions from their payment history. This option, called 'Hide Payment,' gives users the ability to keep certain transactions out of view while still retaining access to them when needed. The feature aims to offer users more control over their payment records and enhance privacy within the app. Users can use the 'Hide Payment' feature to conceal payments such as surprise gifts, food orders, pharmacy visits, or personal purchases. The company said this feature is part of its ongoing efforts to respond to customer needs and improve user experience by providing greater control over transaction visibility. Also read: ChatGPT now lets you download Deep Research reports as PDFs - here's how How to hide a transaction in Paytm: Open the Paytm app on your mobile device. Navigate to the "Balance & History" section. Find the payment you want to hide and swipe left on it. Tap on the "Hide" option that appears. Confirm your selection by tapping "Yes" on the prompt. The selected transaction will no longer appear in the visible payment history. Also read: Google renames Find My Device to Find Hub: What's new, and why Android trackers still need work If users want to make a hidden transaction visible again, they can go back to the "Balance & History" section in the app and tap the three-dot icon next to 'Payment History.' From the menu, they select "View Hidden Payments." To access this section, users must enter their device's PIN or complete biometric verification. Once inside, they swipe left on the desired transaction and select 'Unhide' to restore it to the payment history. Also read: How to quietly limit someone on Instagram without blocking, unfollowing, or causing drama This feature adds to a series of recent updates by Paytm, including the introduction of a QR Widget for quicker scan-and-pay access and new options that allow users to check their UPI-linked bank account balance and download UPI statements in Excel or PDF formats directly from the app. Catch all the Latest Tech News, Mobile News, Laptop News, Gaming news, Wearables News , How To News, also keep up with us on Whatsapp channel,Twitter, Facebook, Google News, and Instagram. For our latest videos, subscribe to our YouTube channel. First Published Date: 20 May, 15:58 IST Tags: paytm online payment 71747736369062


Hindustan Times
19-05-2025
- Hindustan Times
ChatGPT now lets you download Deep Research reports as PDFs - here's how
OpenAI has introduced a feature for ChatGPT users which now lets them download Deep Research reports as PDF files and make it easier to save and share detailed findings. This update comes after users faced issues with copying reports, which often ruined the original layout and formatting. What is Deep Research Deep Research is a feature that helps users conduct multi-step investigations on complex topics. When you enter a prompt, ChatGPT searches through hundreds of websites and compiles the information into a single report. This process takes minutes, compared to the hours it might take a person to do the same work manually. Also read: Scammers steal over Rs. 11.55 crore from bank accounts after hacking mobile number Previously, users could only copy the report text, but pasting it elsewhere disrupted the formatting. The new PDF download option maintains the report's structure and makes it more convenient for saving or printing. Steps to Download Deep Research as a PDF A user on X first noticed the rollout of this feature. It is now live on the web version of ChatGPT. After generating a Deep Research report, users will see an option to export it as a PDF. This allows for easier sharing and archiving without altering the format. Also read: Google renames Find My Device to Find Hub: What's new, and why Android trackers still need work To download a Deep Research report as a PDF, follow these steps: Click the share icon in the upper right corner of the Deep Research report Select 'Download as PDF' from the menu Tap to save the file on your device Feature Now Available for All ChatGPT Users On May 17, OpenAI confirmed the rollout of the feature for all users. It is available across ChatGPT's free and paid plans, including ChatGPT Plus, Team, Pro, Enterprise, and Edu. Alongside this update, OpenAI also announced the launch of a GitHub connector for Deep Research. Also read: How to quietly limit someone on Instagram without blocking, unfollowing, or causing drama Professor Faces Backlash for AI Use in Class In other news, a controversy has arisen at Northeastern University involving a professor who used ChatGPT to prepare lecture notes while advising students not to rely on AI tools. Business student Ella Stapleton spotted errors and odd images in the lecture materials, including a direct reference to ChatGPT. She raised concerns with the university and requested a tuition refund, but the school denied her claim after several meetings. Professor Rick Arrowood admitted to using AI tools like ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Gamma to create lectures, saying he reviewed the content but missed some AI-generated mistakes. Speaking to The New York Times, he said, 'In hindsight, I wish I would have looked at it more closely.' He expressed regret for not examining the materials more closely. First Published Date: 19 May, 16:44 IST


Hindustan Times
19-05-2025
- Hindustan Times
How to quickly remove your personal info from Google Search results: Step-by-step guide
Personal information can end up online in many places, and bad actors often seek such data to commit fraud, impersonation, or cause harm. Google Search is one common place where personal details appear, making it important to understand how to manage and remove this data from search results. While Google cannot control what appears on other websites, it provides tools to help remove your personal information from its search listings. Here is how you can do it. First, you need to know if your information appears in Google search results. Google offers a tool called the Results About You activity page. To use it, log into your Google account and provide your contact details, such as phone numbers and emails. Then, choose how you want to receive notifications, via email or the Google app. Also read: Google renames Find My Device to Find Hub: What's new, and why Android trackers still need work After a short wait, Google will send a report listing search results that include your personal data. You can also revisit this page anytime to check new results. The page lets you select specific results you want Google to remove and shows the progress of your removal requests. Starting in 2025, Google added an option for quick removal requests directly from the search results page on both mobile and desktop browsers. When you find a result with your personal information, click the three-dot menu beside it and select 'Remove result.' You will then need to explain why you want it removed. Common reasons include exposure of personal data, illegal content, or outdated information. Also read: 5 Essential cloud tools that let you work seamlessly across devices Google will notify you if it takes action based on your request. You can also submit manual requests to remove sensitive data, such as: Also read: How to easily compress data on your iPad to save storage space Google allows you to request removal even if you don't have proof that the data is harmful in some cases. To start this process, visit the Google Search Help page. It lists the types of data you can request to remove and provides links to the removal forms. If you own or manage the website hosting your personal data, Google advises using tools like files, meta tags, or password protection to block those pages from appearing in search results. Also read: AC buying guide: 5 things to know before get a new air conditioner If your data is on another website, Google encourages you to contact the site owner first to ask for removal. If that fails or you prefer not to reach out, Google will ask detailed questions about the type of information and whether it was shared to harm you (doxing). If you have already removed personal info from a website you control, but it still appears in Google results, you may need to request to remove cached or outdated pages. You can submit up to 1,000 URLs at once using Google's removal form. Similarly, outdated images on Google Images can be removed by submitting the image URLs. After submitting a removal request, Google sends a confirmation email. If you don't receive it, submit the request again. Google reviews your request, may ask for additional information, and will notify you once it takes action. Mobile finder: iPhone 16 LATEST price, specs and all details


Hans India
19-05-2025
- Hans India
Google Rebrands ‘Find My Device' to ‘Find Hub' but Android Tracker Issues Still Persist
Google has officially rebranded its 'Find My Device' app as 'Find Hub', markinga shift in how the tech giant wants users to view its tracking service. The newname better reflects the app's broader scope, which now goes well beyond justlocating misplaced phones and tablets. However, while this update brings in new features and a more inclusive identity, Android users are still grappling withthe limitations of third-party tracking devices, especially when compared to Apple's AirTags. Originally, Google's tracking app was limited to helping users find their Android smartphones, smartwatches, and tablets linked to a Google account. Over time, features such as location sharing and support for third-party Bluetooth trackers were added. As a result, the old name no longer did justice to theapp's full functionality. The rebranding to 'Find Hub' signifies its evolution into a central tool for tracking both people and personal items. The Android Tracker Problem Despite the platform's enhancements, many Android-compatible trackers continue to underperform. Although Google has reportedly improved the responsiveness of its tracking network, with some claims suggesting it is now four times faster than at launch, users continue to experience frustrating reliability issues. Forinstance, one Reddit user shared that their tracker failed to ping for over 24hours while left inside a car. Another common complaint is poor Bluetooth connectivity, such as with the Pebblebee Card, which is designed to help locate wallets but often fails to alert or connect when needed. Frominconsistent pairing modes to unreliable location updates, these issues are widespread. Users frequently encounter difficulties when trying to rely ontrackers during real-world situations, a stark contrast to the seamless experience often reported with Apple's AirTags. What's Newin the Find Hub App? To addresssome of these shortcomings, Find Hub now supports ultra-wideband (UWB) — atechnology that allows for more precise location tracking. Starting later thismonth, Android users can locate Moto Tags from Motorola using UWB. Lookingahead, Google plans to introduce satellite connectivity by 2025, which couldallow users to track items even without mobile or Wi-Fi signals. Additionally, devicetracking and location sharing are now separated in the app, offering betterprivacy and easier management. Google isalso collaborating with brands like Mokobara, July, and Peak to improve baggageand gear tracking, and with airlines such as Singapore Airlines and BritishAirways to enhance luggage updates. While FindHub's rebranding and new capabilities show progress, the reliability ofAndroid-compatible trackers remains a key concern — one that many users hopeGoogle and its partners can soon resolve.