Exploring Your Mac's Wi-Fi Settings

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  • @Waldo_Ilowiecki
    @Waldo_Ilowiecki Рік тому +31

    Hi Gary, I've been watching your channel for a long time. Even though I've been working at apple for several years, I've learned a hell of a lot from you. In a simple way, for example, you give amazing knowledge. Thanks to this, I use my computers even more wisely. Thanks for that buddy.

  • @stumpypostie6457
    @stumpypostie6457 11 місяців тому

    Great tutorial as normal. Is there a way to block network’s from showing in the available networks list ? I know you have to click on them to engage, but some public networks that are not trusted or just don’t work, it would be nice to use stop them popping up. It’s not that crucial but annoying. Cheers

    • @macmost
      @macmost  11 місяців тому

      No. It is literally a list of the networks your Mac can "see" nearby.

  • @rjwh67220
    @rjwh67220 Рік тому +9

    Gary, I gotta wonder if you ever sleep. You have an excellent video every single day, I can’t imagine how you combine such high quality with such a massive output and (presumably) have time to do the rest of your life. Congratulations on having the absolute best Apple-specific channel on the internet.

  • @JohnMHammer
    @JohnMHammer Рік тому +1

    Ventura's System Settings provides no way to manually prioritize network choice. That automated "learning" system is fine most of the time, I'm sure, but I miss being able to simply see all my known networks in a list and reorder the list any way I like. I have three wifi networks in my home and I need to use a specific one for work while a second is for use by "the kids". My Mac loves connecting to "the kids" network because it seems to detect that it has the strongest signal or the best throughput or something. But I only want to use my "work" network and sometimes my "other" network. At the same time, I don't want to "forget" the "kids" network because every now and then I need to get on it for a quick maintenance task or other (such as remote-restarting their router) but that seems to be the only option in Ventura for preventing a connection to that network when a more-preferred network is available.

  • @madsam52
    @madsam52 Рік тому +1

    I have an Imac and cant find any of this. I done have a "System Settings" in Apple icon on the top left.

    • @macmost
      @macmost  Рік тому

      What do you see instead? Are you using macOS Ventura?

  • @sundaynightdrunk
    @sundaynightdrunk Рік тому

    On my M1 iMac, wifi drops out about once every three days, despite the fact that my phone is still connected, my Macbook is still connected, and Hulu on the TV never stops streaming. I have to turn wifi off, wait about a minute, and turn it back on again and hope it reconnects. I don't see anyone else complaining about this issue, so it's likely some weirdness between the iMac and my router, but it's genuinely frustrating to be working and suddenly no wifi. I know it's nothing to do with this video, but it reminded me of this rather annoying issue.

  • @CherylsCreativeWorld33
    @CherylsCreativeWorld33 Рік тому +2

    Absolutely brilliant and very useful. Thanks:)

  • @Greg-fg1rd
    @Greg-fg1rd Рік тому +2

    it always a good thing when you show us things like this! Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family (Jack included).

  • @loisskiathitis8926
    @loisskiathitis8926 Рік тому +2

    A very useful and informative video tutorial today! Thank you, Gary! 👏❤️

  • @ypu3ap
    @ypu3ap Рік тому +1

    Can I see if there are other users connected to my network?

    • @macmost
      @macmost  Рік тому +1

      Usually. Most Wi-Fi routers have settings/controls where you can see a list. How to view it depends on your Wi-Fi router.

  • @BillWilder
    @BillWilder Рік тому +1

    On My Mac - Limit Address tracking is an available toggle even when iCloud Relay is off. Is it possible these two settings are unrelated? Also has Ventura removed the ability to randomize MAC addresses when joining Wi-Fi networds?

    • @macmost
      @macmost  Рік тому +1

      I believe you can switch it on or off for the network so you can then control which networks use it if you turn the main switch on. At least that is according to one Apple doc. As for a random MAC address, I'm pretty sure that is an iOS/iPadOS feature, not a macOS feature.

    • @BillWilder
      @BillWilder Рік тому +1

      @@macmost Thanks for the clarifications. You have a great channel and I too am learning things despite using Macs for several years.

  • @fredfox3851
    @fredfox3851 Рік тому

    Is there any way to prevent my MBPR from automatically booting up with wifi on?
    I prefer to turn it on manually, only when needed.

  • @littlequeen22
    @littlequeen22 Рік тому

    Your screen looks different than mine. I’m on Monterey. Wouldn’t think it would be this different

  • @jancarigaba9115
    @jancarigaba9115 10 місяців тому

    I hope Apple makes a permanent low data mode option for a network instead of having to turn it on every time I connect to that certain network which is annoying to do.

  • @qwincyq6412
    @qwincyq6412 Рік тому

    For some reason my Mac would many times join my slower 5G network rather than my main one that my iPad and phone were using. Maybe this feature of my manually changing it to the better one will eventually stop this behaviour but it’s a nuisance.

  • @ChristopherMarshburn
    @ChristopherMarshburn Рік тому

    I recently retired my 11 year old Windows PC for a MacBook Pro. As an iPhone user for years there was very little learning curve since the System Settings from iOS is already so familiar.

  • @anoldslowhorse
    @anoldslowhorse Рік тому +1

    Hi Garry , great and useful video, thanks...

  • @chrispdx5755
    @chrispdx5755 10 місяців тому

    In your 2018 video "How To Use Location Services On Your Mac Without Wi-Fi" (ua-cam.com/video/hY_z1_0RUSM/v-deo.htmlsi=aXYXQEDfoYqDPoUp&t=175) at time 2:15, you discuss the "Disconnect from" wifi network option available when pressing the option-key while opening the wifi menu. In Sonoma, this option is no longer available. Is there a workaround for those who want to use Location Services without joining a wifi network?

    • @macmost
      @macmost  10 місяців тому

      See the blue Wi-Fi symbol next to the network you are connected to? Click that.

  • @cybercog
    @cybercog 4 місяці тому

    The router IP address being displayed in WiFi settings is the Local address of the router itself on your home network, in a private IP range, it IS NOT your outside IP address on the internet side of the router, so at 3.43 where you say, 'this is your IP address to connect to the rest of the internet', this is plain wrong!
    That is the local address you would use to log in to the actual router itself through a web page, where you could then find your outward, internet, IP address in the routers own config settings.

    • @macmost
      @macmost  4 місяці тому

      You're right. Not sure what I was thinking when I said that at that point when I made this video back then.

  • @drazenzuvela1647
    @drazenzuvela1647 Рік тому

    I have found a problem with ventura. Connection to open network seems doesn't work properly. I have WiFi network at work which is not WPA2 or anything protected. (Personally I don't see much benefits from protected radio path other then someone may steal somebody WiFi password. Since no password nothing to steal. All other traffic is encrypted by server-client anyway.
    Actual network I am talking about is well protected because access to WiFi is by splash screen or by preregistered mac-address, radius server is involved and firewall. Just there is no WPA at the AP points. In practice, nobody can connect network if not registered user or mac-address of the device.).
    Ventura gives me clear warning that network is "unsecured" and it not really work. Actually it goes outside, but very slowly and never finish to load web page. I end up connecting wire instead. I don't remember I had similar case before Ventura. Had no time to explore this case deeply. Just quick google the problem, nothing found yet about.
    Any idea?

    • @macmost
      @macmost  Рік тому

      Keep in mind that bad actors don't need to connect to the network to "sniff" unencrypted data from it. Not at all. This sounds like a problem with that particular network and I don't have any advice, sorry.

  • @ehsan83
    @ehsan83 Рік тому

    Hello Gary and thank you for the tutorial. I have an issue in my apartment. Walls are made out of concrete so although my modem is not far from my iMac my Wifi single is weak. What do you suggest besides using Ethernet cable? Thank you

    • @macmost
      @macmost  Рік тому +1

      Get a mesh network instead of just one Wi-Fi router. Something like Google Nest, Eero, etc.

  • @brixtonbanner2899
    @brixtonbanner2899 Рік тому

    I notice that your Wi-Fi network is Megadodo Does that mean that you work for the publishers of ‘The Hitchhiker Guide to the Galaxy’?

    • @macmost
      @macmost  Рік тому

      Maybe. Maybe I'm doing MacMost in my spare time while my real job is updating the entry on Earth.

  • @charlienairn783
    @charlienairn783 Рік тому

    THANX GARRY … but-but-but PLEASE speak at half(max) your normal speed. Thank You!

    • @macmost
      @macmost  Рік тому

      Go to the video Settings, then Playback Speed. You can also pause and rewind as much as you want.

  • @JoeSiegler
    @JoeSiegler Рік тому

    The advanced Wifi area for me was an eye opener. I had something like 30 unused Wifi networks which I must have collected from various iOS devices over the years - some of the names in there are my own old SSID names I haven't used in years. Cleared that crud all out - now just two. My current home networks' 2.4 & 5Ghz. That's it. Shocked at how much nonsense was in there.

  • @reallifelegend4781
    @reallifelegend4781 Рік тому +1

    Hi Gary. I have a sort of related question. I have been having problems with my current VPN provider providing me less than 50/1000 of the speed I have when not connected to their vpn (both with and without dedicated IP). And I've noticed the same thing with other providers. They tend to not limit our speeds when we first start using them, but then over time, d/l speeds decrease more and more. Is it possible to create our own VPN right from our own MBPs without the need to pay someone else (and thus trust someone else)? And if so, can you teach us how? And would it be possible with and without dedicated IPs? Thanks!

    • @macmost
      @macmost  Рік тому +2

      Not easily, no. You'd probably need a specific type of ISP service and a dedicated computer/server/router to handle it. What's your use for a VPN? With almost all web services being SSL today and almost all apps using secure connections too, plus Apple's private relay service, most people don't need a VPN most of the time.

    • @reallifelegend4781
      @reallifelegend4781 Рік тому +1

      @@macmost Hi and thank you! I just posted this question on another of your videos about VPNs. But I'll ask it here as well.
      If I'm away on a trip for weeks at a time and I need to check my financial accounts at different institutions, but I don't have a VPN, is it safe to use the hotel's wifi (or coffee shop's wifi, or whatever else) to connect to the different banks and or other financial accounts from a browser on my MBP?
      Or maybe I should ask, if I haven't got a VPN, then how do I know when it isn't safe for me to perform those kinds of necessary activities on my MBP?

    • @macmost
      @macmost  Рік тому +1

      @@reallifelegend4781 That's exactly when I DO use a VPN. But it is double-protecting you since the connection to a bank or such would certainly be SSL anyway (https). Nothing wrong with double protection. Apple's private relay would work too. But in these situations running at 50% of the speed isn't really an issue. I mean, how often do you need to do it, and it isn't like you are watching streaming video or uploading a huge file with your bank's site. The hotel/cafe Wi-Fi speed is probably not great anyway.
      I usually just avoid doing any online banking or such when I'm not on my own Wi-Fi. Not many other things need double security protection unless you work for a company where this is needed (and then your IT department probably sets things up with rules).

    • @reallifelegend4781
      @reallifelegend4781 Рік тому +1

      @@macmost It isn't 50% of the speed. It is 50/1000th the speed! In other words, I am anywhere between the mid 800s and just over 1GB when not connected to the VPN, but often less than 50 Mbps, and always less than 150 Mbps when connected to the VPN!
      But okay. So I'll assume it is safe to do without a VPN while at home on ethernet or wifi, and try to avoid any financial activity as much as possible when not at home.
      Thank you once again!

    • @macmost
      @macmost  Рік тому +1

      @@reallifelegend4781 Usually you can switch servers on those in the settings. Try doing that. Of course if you are in London and connected to a VPN in California, and the server is in Michigan, then you have a much longer route for your data to travel with many more steps.

  • @salisb10
    @salisb10 Рік тому

    Incorrect statement at 3:34 when talking about IP addresses. The router IP shown isn’t the external internet address of the router; it is the router address on the internal network

    • @macmost
      @macmost  Рік тому

      For most people their router address is their IP address. Only if you have a separate wifi router from modem (like me, and I suspect you) then it would be the wifi routers address on your internal modems network. But even then you can set this up differently.

  • @CraftsmanontheLake
    @CraftsmanontheLake Рік тому +1

    Great content as usual... Ah... Megadodo?

    • @macmost
      @macmost  Рік тому +2

      Sci-Fi book reference...

  • @Mr.-J-2024
    @Mr.-J-2024 Рік тому

    As always...another excellent video Gary. I always learn something from you. Thanks.

  • @DirectorWD40
    @DirectorWD40 Рік тому +1

    Thank you!! Looking forward to see a video about Firewall Settings. 🙌

    • @macmost
      @macmost  Рік тому +2

      Not planning on talking about firewalls. The vast majority of Mac users don't need to turn on the firewall because macOS and apps aren't just "listening" to incoming connections like Windows (used to, I don't think it does it anymore? Not sure).

    • @DirectorWD40
      @DirectorWD40 Рік тому

      @@macmost Makes sense : ] Thank you Gary!

  • @MaryW-Teach30
    @MaryW-Teach30 Рік тому

    This helped fix my problem after 1 week of talking to 7 different geniuses. You helped in 41 seconds. Thanks!

  • @ABC-co8id
    @ABC-co8id 10 днів тому

    my wifi sign has an exclamation mark and it shows network preferences error, could you please suggest how to resolve this..

    • @macmost
      @macmost  10 днів тому

      What does the error message say, exactly?
      Try things. Try turning Wi-Fi on and off on your Mac. Try restarting your Wi-Fi network. Try deleting (forgetting) the network and signing back on again fresh.

    • @ABC-co8id
      @ABC-co8id 9 днів тому

      @@macmost the wifi doesn't turn on and when I click on network preferences the error message is "network preferences error".

    • @macmost
      @macmost  9 днів тому

      @@ABC-co8id The next step is to call Apple Support then.

  • @Migou33333
    @Migou33333 Рік тому

    you should make a video about that "wifi hidden" option+wifi .... that would be great !!! thx Gary

  • @sudoroot8900
    @sudoroot8900 Рік тому

    Great informative video. You made one error. The router IP is your gateway and it's internal to you. The internet doesn't see that because it's natted just like your IP. The internet sees what your service provider uses for your internet connection.

  • @carolinebarlow4795
    @carolinebarlow4795 Рік тому

    Thanks very much, Gary, for this excellent and very useful video!

  • @pavelavietor1
    @pavelavietor1 Рік тому

    hello very useful thanks

  • @TheJoaolyraaraujo
    @TheJoaolyraaraujo Рік тому

    I hate this new settings app. No network profiles, no set order. Thank you for the video

  • @rhettshipley4593
    @rhettshipley4593 Рік тому

    Hi Gary. My ipad is showing an incorrect service providers name.Where as my iPhone shows the correct one. Would you happen to know how to change it on the iPad?

    • @macmost
      @macmost  Рік тому

      You mean a mobile service provider? Like AT&T instead of Verizon, etc? Maybe you are roaming and using a different one? Go to Settings, Cellular and check there.

    • @rhettshipley4593
      @rhettshipley4593 Рік тому

      @@macmost Solution was that I bought the iPad second hand and it had an old SIM card in it from other provider. Took that out and restarted iPad and has solved the issue. Thanks for the reply Gary. Keep well. Still enjoy all your tutorials.

  • @theloserkk
    @theloserkk Рік тому

    Hi Gary, Can I use Wi-Fi and Ethernet at the same time? Which now would be a priority Mac uses? Thanks.

    • @macmost
      @macmost  Рік тому

      No. I think you need a special router that would combine them into one connection, or perhaps some third-party software would offer it. Is your Wi-Fi coming from a different Internet connection than your Ethernet? Otherwise, it wouldn't make any sense anyway.

    • @theloserkk
      @theloserkk Рік тому

      @@macmost Right, Thank you very much, Gary.

  • @splitrock323
    @splitrock323 Рік тому

    Great information as always. Can you do a video on fixing the issue of a MacBook with Ventura not connecting to the internet, even if the WiFi is working. My MacBook Pro is having this issue.

    • @macmost
      @macmost  Рік тому

      Hard to say why you are having that problem. You need to work to diagnose and fix it. Step-by-step is more for how-to. Fix-it need investigation. If you can't seem to fix it on your own, you'll need to call Apple Support, go to the Genius Bar, or take it to another expert who can help.

  • @desertpatient
    @desertpatient Рік тому

    Thanks bunches

  • @javtimestwo
    @javtimestwo Рік тому

    Great video. These tutorials are always great to revisit and usually I learn something new. Keep up the great work 👏🏽

  • @drshilpagb
    @drshilpagb Рік тому

    Nice . Can you pls suggest a printer for imac for office use please

    • @macmost
      @macmost  Рік тому +2

      I don't have a specific printer I like, but my first choice is none (I have been keeping a paperless office for about 10 years), or if you must have one then avoid inkjet printers and get a laser printer. Ink cartridges are a pain.

    • @CraftsmanontheLake
      @CraftsmanontheLake Рік тому +1

      The low end HP or brother or epson laser printer. They work well and last a long time.

  • @darincampbell171
    @darincampbell171 Рік тому

    As always, Gary, I find your information helpful! You are indeed a whiz when it comes to Macs. I hope that I get on your level one day. Keep up the good work. So much appreciated. Peace.

  • @ArisePeter
    @ArisePeter Рік тому

    Very Useful

  • @kevinmiles5770
    @kevinmiles5770 6 місяців тому

    Gary, you got me on this video. Normally when I watch your youTube vids I will watch it in full screen mode on my iMac. Today while not paying attention I freaked myself out. I was watching the video and following along but at first forgot I was watching in full screen mode. Your video while full screen mode fits perfectly on my iMac screen to where it looks like my desktop is being controlled by you with your picture in picture over in the right corner. I cracked myself up trying to click on something I could not do and thought my iMac had screwed up LOL

  • @MyDogSteppedOnaBeee
    @MyDogSteppedOnaBeee Рік тому

    Hi Gary, thanks for the video. It was very resourceful. Did they get rid of the option for a reset Bluetooth module because it doesn’t work anymore for this macOS do you know how to do it?

    • @macmost
      @macmost  Рік тому

      Not sure what you mean.

    • @MyDogSteppedOnaBeee
      @MyDogSteppedOnaBeee Рік тому

      @@macmost Resetting the Bluetooth module to fix constant Bluetooth disconnections. It's on the apple website discussion forums if you google it. Pre Monterey you used to be able to hold down the option key from the menu bar on the Bluetooth symbol and select under debug then click on Reset the Bluetooth module, now I believe it can only be done with terminal correct me if I am wrong? I am trying to see if there is a way to do it from the menu bar like the way you showed the WiFi info at the end of this video with the option key in Ventura because my Bluetooth is so horrible! Thanks

    • @macmost
      @macmost  Рік тому

      @@MyDogSteppedOnaBeee Interesting. I don't think I've ever once had to reset my Bluetooth like that on any Mac over all of the years. If it is a constant problem, maybe time to take it in for repairs? Otherwise, if you can do it in the Terminal, then maybe set up a Shortcut for it.

    • @MyDogSteppedOnaBeee
      @MyDogSteppedOnaBeee Рік тому

      @@macmost Hi Gary thanks for the answer. I have been to the genius bar for an appointment apparently it is a big problem with M1 Mini's constant Bluetooth connection interruption and random disconnections, and tried what they suggested still the same issues. I was asking you thinking maybe you knew of some troubleshooting because you are very knowledgeable and that maybe you knew something else that apple didn't offer as a tip. I learn a lot from your videos. It looks like I may have to call apple again, but I hear from other Mini users of M1 this is a problem along with random HDMI disconnections where the screen goes black all of the sudden.

  • @macbitz
    @macbitz Рік тому

    Great video, thanks. One question though - why do Personal Hotspots show up even though the Hotspot feature on the corresponding iPhone may be switched off? Is this an Apple ID thing, i.e. the Mac knows the same Apple ID is being used on your phone so shows it even though it's not enabled on the phone? If not then it seems like poor security to be advertising a hotspot that's not enabled?

    • @macmost
      @macmost  Рік тому

      What do you mean by "switched off?" There is a setting for "Allow Others to Join" but no hard off switch. The important word there is "Others."

  • @brentmalin8053
    @brentmalin8053 Рік тому

    Hey Gary, ur videos are always helpful. Can you make a video on the sharing settings in system preferences and clicking into general. Thanks boss

    • @macmost
      @macmost  Рік тому

      I'm not sure what you are asking.

  • @pkpixel4679
    @pkpixel4679 Рік тому

    thanks and querry...hi garry love your content. they are helpful in doing so many things this cannel is my go to for most of the querries regarding mac. What if i already have malware or any bug? whenever my computer connects to internet some betting website and chillsearch opens up what i should i do please help....

    • @macmost
      @macmost  Рік тому

      Sounds like you installed something from a site you wouldn't have trusted. Installing something like Malwarebytes (free) for a one-time scan and fix is hit-or-miss. Don't know if that is going to work for you. I'd take it to an expert for a firsthand look and have them thoroughly examine things.

  • @elthedog
    @elthedog Рік тому

    If possible, please explain to utilize BOTH wifi and Ethernet connections on a Mac. Wired connection is faster but I need communication with iPhone, iPad and other peripherals in a different network segment at the same time. If I set either one on and off I need to try resetting Ip address for Ethernet side or network error occurs.

    • @macmost
      @macmost  Рік тому +1

      Not sure what you are dealing with. You can't use both at the same time. But if these are the same network then you shouldn't need to. There's no issue connecting to the same router with wired or wireless, as long as it is the same network. But if they are different networks you need to switch to talk to the devices on that network. But I don't know what you are doing when you say "communication with iPhone" -- what sort of communication? You can "communicate" with devices on different networks (in other locations) just fine. Everyone does it all the time.

  • @georgee3401
    @georgee3401 Рік тому

    Excellent tutorial. Many thanks!

  • @donmilland7606
    @donmilland7606 Рік тому

    what about changing the wpa?

    • @macmost
      @macmost  Рік тому

      Not sure what you mean.

  • @LetsTravelThisYear
    @LetsTravelThisYear Рік тому

    Very informative. Thanks

  • @Mega_Casual
    @Mega_Casual Рік тому +1

    Megadodo......LOL!

    • @macmost
      @macmost  Рік тому +1

      A sci-fi book reference, if you know it...

    • @Mega_Casual
      @Mega_Casual Рік тому

      @@macmost I didn't at first but got it now.

  • @bradc.6466
    @bradc.6466 Рік тому

    Hi Gary, I’m very glad you do these videos ,as Apple always seems to release a lot of info that I need guidance to navigate. I’m curious to see if you think the upgrade to Ventura is a good idea right now. I think the info regarding the password stuff is what is holding me back! Many thanks to you for what you do!

    • @macmost
      @macmost  Рік тому

      I always update when the new version is released. Sure, there are bugs, but the old OS has bugs too. All software does. At least you get the latest features. Not sure what you mean by "regarding the password stuff."

    • @rhettshipley4593
      @rhettshipley4593 Рік тому

      I find Ventura really great. Stage Manager can be very useful but not all the time. You have to play with it to learn its full benefits. The main thing is that it's so easy to turn on and off through your control centre. I say try Ventura you will love it.

  • @shutterbug49
    @shutterbug49 Рік тому

    I have a network drive that seems to have disappeared on Ventura. It is a MyBook Network drive I have had for years and used on Monterey without a problem. Now it doesn't even show up. Any suggestions?

    • @macmost
      @macmost  Рік тому +1

      So a drive connected to a MacBook and then shared from that MacBook? Just check your sharing settings for that MacBook and for that drive in System Settings/Preferences. Make sure the other Mac you are trying to connect with is on the same exact network (not a guest network or something).

    • @shutterbug49
      @shutterbug49 Рік тому

      Sorry Gary, I restarted the drive and it came up. Dah! That old re-boot trick still works.... LOL

    • @shutterbug49
      @shutterbug49 Рік тому

      @@macmost It is a WD MyBook drive on the same network. After a reboot of the drive it came up and I could connect. Thanks for the quick response. Love your channel. So helpful.

  • @lawrenceatkinson
    @lawrenceatkinson Рік тому

    I did wonder why I couldn't rearrange the known WiFi order as I want in Ventura, but now I know better... thanks as always-- If Apple as a Company is not directly contributing to you (Financially) it'll be a shame-- Cos your contribution to Apple user's experience is unmatched elsewhere.

    • @macmost
      @macmost  Рік тому

      FYI --I'm not supported at all by Apple, but by my viewers (macmost.com/patreon)

    • @lawrenceatkinson
      @lawrenceatkinson Рік тому

      @macmostvideo Am scribed to Apple channel here and I can't remember the last time I visited... Sad knowing no support to Macmost by Apple

    • @macmost
      @macmost  Рік тому

      @@lawrenceatkinson Nothing sad about it. I don't accept "sponsors" and I can't imagine having Apple as a sponsor as that would give them some influence over what I do. Much rather have direct support from viewers.

    • @lawrenceatkinson
      @lawrenceatkinson Рік тому

      @macmostvideo I agree with you there... Bcos I got to know about Blackhole (Recording the screen with voice) from you and Apple's policy on privacy would rather not agree to that, Thank you for what you doing for us once again and a Big thanks to the patron supporters on your behalf. It's was yesterday it done on me there are no adverts on your channel going through becoming a patron member.

  • @zweibrucker
    @zweibrucker Рік тому

    Great tips thanks.