Have you stopped using your Mac as a shared device and want to remove/delete other user accounts? If so, do not worry, as Apple provides the flexibility to remove a user from the Mac conveniently.

Apple likes to make things easy for its iPhone, users. When signed in with the same Apple ID on multiple iOS and macOS devices, you’ll be able to sync your messages from one Apple product to the next.

Managing your downloads is an important task on any device. They pile up over time, you forget that they’re there, and they can take up a ton of space. Luckily, macOS makes it pretty easy to manage ...

This article explains how to delete a user account on a Mac and how to set up a Guest User account. Instructions apply to macOS Ventura (13) and later. Earlier versions of the operating system have ...

This setting will automatically remove older messages, keeping your conversations manageable. Note: Deleting messages from your Mac does not delete them from other Apple devices unless you have ...

The Mac App Store has a plethora of apps you can download to your MacBook or Mac desktop. And yet, how many of those apps do you use regularly? Are they simply taking up space? If that's the case, the ...

Chances are if you use a Mac, you also have at least a few apps installed. Similarly, there's also a good chance that at some point in your Mac's lifetime you'll want or need to remove some of those ...

Most messaging platforms let you delete messages. There are a lot of reasons to delete messages. Some of them are logical, and others are emotional. We’re not here to judge you. Instead, we’ll show ...

Clearing application caches can free up valuable storage space in macOS, and address certain issues with the device. Although temporary cache files are typically system or user-generated, they can ...