Tech Myths

It’s a feeling that many iPhone users can relate to. One day, your phone is working like a dream—apps open instantly, scrolling is smooth, and your battery lasts all day. The next, everything feels sluggish: apps take forever to load, your screen freezes mid-scroll, and your once-reliable battery seems to drain in the blink of an eye.

Imagine this: You’re planning a surprise party for a friend, Googling cake ideas, decorations, and that perfect gift. You click “Incognito Mode” to keep your plans under wraps, confident that your browsing is now a secret between you and… well, no one. Fast forward a week, and you’re bombarded with ads for party supplies on every website you visit. What gives? Isn’t incognito supposed to make you invisible?

The introduction of 5G technology has sparked an incredible range of reactions, from unbridled excitement about its potential to some serious skepticism—and even conspiracy theories that sound straight out of a dystopian novel. You’ve probably heard some of the wild claims: “5G is a health hazard,” “It’s a secret tool for surveillance,” or “It’s responsible for global pandemics.” If this sounds a bit much, you’re not alone.