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Yes, I understand your point. I think PD pass-through is what has increased the complexity many-fold. But looking at reviews, even simple USB hubs which people are using just for HDMI and USB, people are facing issues after spending anywhere between 2.5-6k. Many people reported that the Belkin...

Maybe it makes sense for the OP to spend a lot on a good USB hub, but for most people it doesn't make sense. Even if I bought a 70k laptop, I wouldn't be interested in spending another 12-15k just for ports. These companies keep finding new ways to fleece customers. It's the same thing as...

The threads have been merged by the mods after my post. Is it so hard to comprehend that? Why would I make a post about this thread in the same thread?

Always search the forum before creating a new thread. https://techenclave.com/threads/copying-whatsapp-data-from-android-to-iphone.203512/ And no, you don't have an option apart from paying for the app. Only option you have is to choose from the available apps. Mod note: Threads merged. Thanks!

The only added benefit might be that the thieves who would know to look for and disable Fordpass will be oblivious of the Airtag.

I checked out reviews of many hubs today and everyone, right from the 3-in-1 1000 bucks one to Belkin 6k ones seem to have a lot of bad reviews, especially when it comes to longevity of the product. I was actually looking to access the 'Desktop' mode of my LG G8X and the cheapest 3-in-1 options...

These are known as universal sockets. I have no problems with using Indian plugs with them. They are compatible with almost all types of plugs, hence called universal. In fact, since I am replacing my home sockets these days, I've gone for them for the home socket points as well, in addition to...

Really. I have the same model. It barely covers a small house like mine which is 1000sq ft with the 5Ghz signal. What size is your 4BHK and do you get the 5Ghz signal everywhere in the house?

Never buy batteries older than 3 months. This can be stretched to 6 months if you don't have a choice.

Because it doesn't work on TVs or other smart devices like the speakers as someone mentioned above. Even I had to buy and share a premium account because of this reason. Worked out to be just 38 bucks a month by sharing a family plan.

Yeah, from what I have seen, mostly people use postpaid when getting reimbursement from company and/or when they have subscribed to family plans. Helps in sharing of data across members, carrying forward of data, etc. We, also, have kept a postpaid number active, but it is on some legacy plan of...

Geysers already have built-in thermostats.

Not to sound rude, but that sounds like a weird use case. One would switch on the geyser when they need to take a bath. Usually one would switch the geyser on in the morning when they wake up and then on use case basis rest of the day. We use hot water all day, so we just keep it switched on and...

So, do you clear the apps out of habit. In my case, average RAM use is 82%. And the phone is fine to be used with more than 1GB of free RAM available. With 8GB models, even more free RAM will be available.

Maybe you haven't used Android for a while now. I haven't used the 'Clear Apps' option ever since I got 6GB RAM phones which was 4 years ago.

Then you should have declared that income of $300 back when you had earned it. Anyhow, in both cases, you will have to pay tax on this when you convert to money apart from the 'hawala' way you mentioned, where someone pays you cash for them. If you continue to hold this amount in any exchange...

That will be from next financial year.

Taxation on Crypto and benefits made from trading in crypto is kind of a grey area till now. The new laws that have been passed in this year's budget will only be applicable from next financial year. If the BT that you are exchanging have been mined, then they will have to be declared under...

It would only come under long-term capital gains if one has traded in them and held for a period more than 1 year. If one has mined those coins or booked profits in less than a year, then it will come under normal income.

Does Amazon provide insurance for such instances? What is the process like, for sellers, when something like this happens?