Watch the video!https://youtu.be/bFUucQyxnpcIn the News blog post for June 3, 2022:https://www.iphonejd.com/iphone_jd/2022/06/in-the-news630.html Have a Donut!Dub-Dub Excitement!Home Screens & Field Guides!Magnanimous MagSafeCan a Laptop Replace My iPad?Plant-Based Digital DietShame on Tim and His CoffeeStylus WarsBrett’s iTip: Password Protect your Keynote PresentationJeff’s iTip: Force Quit an Apple Watch AppJason Snell: My WWDC 2022 wishlistMeet the 2022 Finalists for the Apple Design Awards Jeff’s iPad and iPhone Home ScreensJeff’s Review: Shortcuts for Mac Field Guide by David SparksSimon Jary: Best MagSafe chargersFederico Viticci: Rediscovering the Mac - An iPad User’s Journey into macOS with the M1 Max MacBook ProAndrew O’Hara: How to identify plants and flowers with your iPhone cameraJon Brodkin: Tim Hortons coffee app broke law by constantly recording users’ movementsKenny Wassus: Stylus Wars 2022: Apple Pencil, Surface Pen and Samsung S Pen ReviewedBrett’s iTip: Password protect Pages, Numbers & Keynote files on your iPhone or iPad. If you need to secure a Keynote presentation with a simple password you can tap into settings and select “Set Password” to add a password. You can type a hint if you’d like and decide whether you want to use FaceID or not. If you send the file to someone else they’ll need the password to open it (and so will you!). To remove a password, you’ll have to enter the password first and turn OFF “Require Password.” Jeff’s iTip: Force Quit an Apple Watch app: Open the app, if it is not already openPress and hold the Side Button.When the Power Down menu appears, release the Side Button.Press and hold the Digital Crown button until the app goes away and the watch face returns.Brett Burney from http://www.appsinlaw.comJeff Richardson from http://www.iphonejd.comSupport the showBrett Burney from http://www.appsinlaw.comJeff Richardson from http://www.iphonejd.com