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Are you thinking about deleting your Facebook Account? We don’t blame you! Facebook’s long been known to take, store, and sell your data, which raises alarm bells when it comes to your privacy. If you’re serious about deleting your Facebook account, then rest assured, we’ve got you covered. It used to be a long-drawn-out process, but that’s all changed, and it’s now easier than ever to delete your account. We’ve put together a guide showing you how to delete your Facebook account or deactivate it if you’d prefer to put it on ice for a while and mull it over. So, whether you want to take a break from Facebook, or permanently delete your account once and for all, here’s how. Let’s get started! How to Delete Your Facebook Account This how-to guide and figures mentioned below have been compiled from various sources around the web, such as Facebook & Wikipedia. Here’s how to delete your Facebook account: Before you Delete Your Facebook Account Download and Archive Yo

How To Make Hand Sanitizer At Home As the spread of COVID-19 (Coronavirus) continues throughout the world, we are learning more about how to stay safe and avoid this virus. During this pandemic, washing your hands, avoiding touching your face, and keeping your distance from others, could play a vital role and help you avoid becoming sick. While it’s very important to be practicing all of these precautions, sometimes there isn’t a place to wash your hands within reach. In this case, using hand sanitizers can be a good option for preventing the spread of germs and illness. The problem? Most stores are sold out of hand sanitizers amid the panic that this virus has caused. So we’re going to cover how you can make your own homemade hand sanitizer in just a few steps with items you may already have around your house. We’ll show you a few different recipes for hand sanitizer that you can use to stay safe through this pandemic. *** According to a March 26, 2020 public guidance m

  How to Cut Your Hair at Home, According to a Celeb Hairstylist If you can't resist, here's how to do it right. What you’ll need: Towel to collect hair Comb (wide-tooth for curly hair, fine-tooth for straight hair) Clips or scrunchies to section hair Fine-point scissors Fine-mist spray, like Biolage All-In-One Coconut Infusion Multi-Benefit Spra How to Cut: Curly or Wavy Hair The first rule of trimming hair with a lot of texture: Let it air dry completely in its natural state. “This will give you the truest form and you’ll be able to easily see the areas that need a trim,” says Brook. “If you cut curly or wavy hair when it’s wet it stretches much more. Once it dries, you may feel like you took off more than you wanted.” For front layers, start with hair completely dry in a middle part. Using your ears to hold the rest of your hair back, take small pieces of hair to create a guide for the rest of your hair. Continue taking small, even sections around the

 Amazing iOS 14 feature lets you take a screenshot by tapping the back of your iPhone YOU can now take a screenshot on your iPhone by simply tapping the back of your mobile. The feature, introduced with the release of the iOS 14 update last week, makes capturing the contents of your phone's display a breeze. Known as "back tap", you can turn on the setting to control your device in a number of new ways. As well as screenshots, Apple lets you set a double or triple tap to turn the volume up or down, magnify, scroll up or down and more. How to use Back Tap on iPhone To turn on the feature make sure you've updated to iOS 14. Go to your Settings, scroll down and tap "Accessibility" and then click "Touch". Then scroll down to "Back Tap". You'll have the choice to turn on "Double Tap" or "Triple Tap". If you want to set one of these to screenshot, select double or triple tap and scroll down to sreensho