Even since Windows 7, Microsoft introduced the Aero Glass effect theme. This made the OS alluring and look pleasing to the eye, but it takes up significant system resources. That's why if you don't have a high-end system, it's advisable to have these effects switched off. MUO – Feed
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Signal, which uses end-to-end encryption on all messages, has added a new tool to its secure messaging app. The feature lets you blur faces (or anything other identifying features) in photos, making it more difficult for individuals to be identified. This is in response to the current protests taking place across the US and beyond. […]
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If you’re setting up a video chat you can now have Skype automatically blur the background for you. This means you remain in focus, while everything around you gets subtly blurred. Yes, the days of tidying up your room before Skyping someone are over. Blurring the Line Between Microsoft Teams and Skype On the Skype […]
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Before you share an image online, you might need to blur out part of your shot. Whether it’s about hiding sensitive information or attempting to provide anonymity to people in your images, there are some online websites that you can use regardless of your OS, browser, or platform to get the job done. Pixelate or […]
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