Reset Mac Network Settings: The Easy Way The first way to reset a Mac’s network settings is to delete your Wi-Fi connection ...

To change these settings, choose Apple menu, System Settings, then click Network in the left hand sidebar. Click Wi-Fi to view or change Wi-Fi service details. You can Control-click to duplicate ...

Just because you're running Apple's rock-solid operating system doesn't mean your privacy is automatically protected. These ...

Ask Mac 911 We’ve compiled a list of the questions we get asked most frequently, along with answers and links to columns: read our super FAQ to see if your question is covered. If not, we’re ...

Advanced configuration parameters control how your Mac stores cached Apple and iCloud content. Here's how to change the settings. The idea with macOS content caching is that if you download Apple ...

In addition to redesigning the System Settings app on macOS Ventura, Apple has removed the app's longstanding Network Locations feature, as noted by Jason Snell at Six Colors.The feature allowed ...

Step 6: If your Mac uses an Intel processor, the final step is to reset its NVRAM, which restores various settings to their factory defaults (Apple silicon Mac owners scan skip this step).

In this step-by-step overview, privacy advocate Naomi Brockwell walks you through practical ways to make your Mac more secure. You’ll discover how to tweak settings during setup, manage network ...

This isn’t really a setting as such, but it’s worth knowing about: For a few weeks after you’ve bought your Mac, you can click Add AppleCare+ Coverage at the top of the System Settings to ...

Apple has decided to make changes to the built-in System Settings application. Individual settings within the app will be reorganized based on priority and overall importance, people familiar with ...

iperf3 is a network throughput tool used to measure the performance of the network your Mac is using. Here's how to use it in the macOS Terminal app.