Where the settings are
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Where the settings are

Every setting this manual asks you to change, with the path written out for iPhone and iPad, Android, Windows, Mac, Chromebook, your Apple, Google or Microsoft account and the three largest phone companies.

Each row gives the steps one action at a time, then the same path as a short recap. Every path is copied from the maker's or the company's own help page, named in the last column with the date we checked it. Menus change with updates; if a step does not match your screen, the help page is the place to look. Android rows show a Google Pixel; other makers' menus differ, and Samsung Galaxy rows are listed where Samsung publishes its own path.

Settings paths by task and platform, copied from the makers' help pages on 2026-10-19
TaskPlatformStepsIn shortSource, checked
Two-step sign-inApple Account
  1. On your iPhone or iPad, open Settings.
  2. Tap your name at the top.
  3. Tap Sign-In & Security.
  4. Tap Turn On Two-Factor Authentication, if it is not already on, and follow the steps.
On a Mac: Apple menu > System Settings > [your name] > Sign-In & Security. Most Apple Accounts already have it on.		Settings > [your name] > Sign-In & SecurityAPPLE-2FA
2026-10-19
Two-step sign-inGoogle Account
  1. Go to myaccount.google.com and sign in.
  2. Select Security & sign-in.
  3. Under How you sign in to Google, select 2-Step Verification.
  4. Select Turn on 2-Step Verification and follow the steps.
Older guides call the tab Security.		Google Account > Security & sign-in > How you sign in to Google > 2-Step VerificationGOOGLE-2SV
2026-10-19
Two-step sign-inMicrosoft account
  1. Go to account.microsoft.com/security and sign in.
  2. Select Manage how I sign in.
  3. Under Additional security, find Two-step verification.
  4. Select Turn on and follow the steps.
account.microsoft.com/security > Manage how I sign in > Additional security > Two-step verification > Turn onMS-2SV
2026-10-19
Recovery infoGoogle Account
  1. Go to myaccount.google.com and sign in.
  2. Select Security & sign-in.
  3. Under How you sign in to Google, select Recovery phone and check the number.
  4. Go back and select Recovery email, and check the address.
  5. Go back and select Recovery contacts to add one, if offered.
Google asks for a phone that gets texts and is yours, not a Google Voice number.		Google Account > Security & sign-in > How you sign in to Google > Recovery phone, Recovery email, Recovery contactsG-RECOVERY-OPTIONS
2026-10-19
Recovery infoApple Account
  1. On your iPhone or iPad, open Settings.
  2. Tap your name at the top.
  3. Tap Sign-In & Security.
  4. Tap Two-Factor Authentication and read the trusted phone numbers listed.
  5. Go back, tap Recovery Contacts, then Add Recovery Contact, and follow the steps.
A recovery contact needs an Apple device of their own. Trusted numbers: Apple, About trusted phone numbers.		Settings > [your name] > Sign-In & Security > Two-Factor Authentication (trusted numbers); Recovery Contacts > Add Recovery ContactAPPLE-RECOVERY-CONTACT
2026-10-19
Recovery infoMicrosoft account
  1. Go to account.microsoft.com/security and sign in.
  2. Select Manage how I sign in.
  3. Check each phone number and email address listed.
  4. Select Add a new way to sign in or verify to add one.
Changes to security info can take 30 days when two-step verification is on.		account.microsoft.com/security > Manage how I sign in > Add a new way to sign in or verifyMS-SECINFO
2026-10-19
Recovery infoYahoo
  1. Sign in to the Yahoo Account Security page.
  2. Under Ways of signing in, check the phone numbers and emails listed.
  3. To add one, click Add email or Add phone number, then Next.
  4. Follow the prompts to verify it.
Locked out: use Yahoo's Sign-in Helper.		Yahoo Account Security page > Ways of signing in > Add email or Add phone numberYH-RECOVERY
2026-10-19
Which system and versionMac
  1. Open the Apple menu at the upper left.
  2. Choose About This Mac.
  3. Read the macOS name and version number.
Apple menu > About This MacAPPLE-MAC-ABOUT
2026-10-19
Backup or recovery codesGoogle Account
  1. Go to myaccount.google.com and sign in.
  2. Select Security & sign-in.
  3. Under How you sign in to Google, select 2-Step Verification.
  4. Select Backup codes.
  5. Select Get backup codes, then Print codes.
Ten single-use codes of 8 digits. Shows only once two-step is on.		Google Account > Security & sign-in > How you sign in to Google > 2-Step Verification > Backup codes > Get backup codesGOOGLE-BACKUP
2026-10-19
Backup or recovery codesMicrosoft account
  1. Go to account.live.com/proofs/manage/additional and sign in.
  2. Find Recovery code.
  3. Select Generate a new code.
  4. Print the 25-character code or write it on paper.
A new code cancels the old one.		account.live.com/proofs/manage/additional > Recovery code > Generate a new codeMS-RECOVERY-CODE
2026-10-19
Password manageriPhone and iPad
  1. Open Settings.
  2. Tap General.
  3. Tap AutoFill & Passwords.
  4. Turn on AutoFill Passwords and Passkeys.
Saved passwords are in the Passwords app.		Settings > General > AutoFill & Passwords > AutoFill Passwords and PasskeysAPPLE-PASSWORDS
2026-10-19
Password managerMac
  1. Open the Apple menu.
  2. Choose System Settings.
  3. Click General.
  4. Click AutoFill & Passwords.
  5. Turn on AutoFill Passwords and Passkeys.
Apple menu > System Settings > General > AutoFill & PasswordsAPPLE-PASSWORDS
2026-10-19
Password managerGoogle Account
  1. On a computer, open Chrome.
  2. Click More (three dots).
  3. Click Passwords and autofill.
  4. Click Google Password Manager.
The same passwords show at passwords.google.com in any browser.		Chrome > More > Passwords and autofill > Google Password Manager (or passwords.google.com)GOOGLE-PM
2026-10-19
Password managerWindows
  1. Open Microsoft Edge.
  2. Select the three dots at the top right.
  3. Select Settings.
  4. Select Passwords and autofill.
  5. Select Microsoft Password Manager.
Microsoft Authenticator no longer fills passwords.		Edge > Settings > Passwords and autofill > Microsoft Password ManagerMS-PWMGR
2026-10-19
Password checkiPhone and iPad
  1. Open the Passwords app.
  2. Tap Security.
  3. Read the list of reused, weak and leaked passwords.
On a Mac, the Passwords app has the same Security list.		Passwords app > SecurityAPPLE-PASSWORDS
2026-10-19
Password checkGoogle Account
  1. Go to passwords.google.com and sign in.
  2. Select Go to Password Checkup.
  3. Select Check passwords.
  4. Read the lists of compromised, reused and weak passwords.
In Chrome: More > Passwords and autofill > Google Password Manager > Checkup.		passwords.google.com > Go to Password Checkup > Check passwordsGOOGLE-PM
2026-10-19
PasskeyGoogle Account
  1. Go to myaccount.google.com/signinoptions/passkeys and sign in.
  2. Select Create a passkey.
  3. Unlock your phone or computer when it asks (face, fingerprint or screen lock).
Make one only on a device you own.		myaccount.google.com/signinoptions/passkeys > Create a passkeyGOOGLE-PK
2026-10-19
PasskeyMicrosoft account
  1. Go to account.live.com/proofs/manage and sign in.
  2. Select Add a new way to sign in or verify.
  3. Choose Face, Fingerprint, PIN, or Security Key.
  4. Follow the steps on your device.
account.live.com/proofs/manage > Add a new way to sign in or verify > Face, Fingerprint, PIN, or Security KeyMS-PASSKEY
2026-10-19
PasskeyWindows
  1. Open Settings.
  2. Select Accounts.
  3. Select Passkeys to see the passkeys saved on this PC.
Settings > Accounts > PasskeysMS-PWMGR
2026-10-19
Software updateiPhone and iPad
  1. Open Settings.
  2. Tap General.
  3. Tap Software Update.
  4. If an update is waiting, tap Update Now or Download and Install.
  5. Tap Automatic Updates and turn on the options shown.
Automatic install runs overnight while charging on Wi-Fi.		Settings > General > Software Update > Automatic UpdatesAPPLE-UPDATE-IOS
2026-10-19
Software updateAndroid phone and tablet
  1. Open Settings.
  2. Tap System.
  3. Tap Software updates.
  4. Install any update shown. Connect to Wi-Fi and charge first.
Pixel shown; other makers' menus differ. The security update date is under Settings > About phone > Android version.		Settings > System > Software updatesGOOG-ANDROID-VERSION
2026-10-19
Software updateWindows
  1. Select Start, then Settings.
  2. Select Windows Update.
  3. Select Check for Windows updates.
  4. Select Download & install if updates are listed, and restart if asked.
Windows 10: Start > Settings > Update & Security > Windows Update.		Start > Settings > Windows Update > Check for Windows updatesMS-WINUPDATE
2026-10-19
Software updateMac
  1. Open the Apple menu.
  2. Choose System Settings.
  3. Click General.
  4. Click Software Update.
  5. Install any update shown, and turn on automatic updates.
Needs the Mac's login password.		Apple menu > System Settings > General > Software UpdateAPPLE-UPDATE-MAC
2026-10-19
Software updateChromebook
  1. Select the time at the bottom right.
  2. Select Settings.
  3. Select About ChromeOS.
  4. Select Check for updates.
  5. For the end date, select Additional details and read Update schedule.
Updates download by themselves; select Restart when asked.		Time > Settings > About ChromeOS > Check for updatesGOOG-CB-UPDATE
2026-10-19
Screen lockiPhone and iPad
  1. Open Settings.
  2. Tap Face ID & Passcode (Touch ID & Passcode on a phone with a Home button).
  3. Enter your passcode if asked.
  4. Tap Turn Passcode On or Change Passcode.
  5. Choose a passcode of six or more digits.
Passcode Options offers a longer number or letters and numbers.		Settings > Face ID & Passcode > Turn Passcode On or Change PasscodeAPPLE-PASSCODE
2026-10-19
Screen lockAndroid phone and tablet
  1. Open Settings.
  2. Tap Security.
  3. Tap Screen lock.
  4. Choose PIN (six digits or more) or Password.
Pixel shown; other makers' menus differ.		Settings > Security > Screen lockGOOG-ANDROID-SCREENLOCK
2026-10-19
Screen lockMac
  1. Open the Apple menu.
  2. Choose System Settings.
  3. Click Lock Screen.
  4. Set Require password after screen saver begins or display is turned off to a short time.
Apple menu > System Settings > Lock ScreenAPPLE-MAC-LOCK
2026-10-19
Auto-lockiPhone and iPad
  1. Open Settings.
  2. Tap Display & Brightness.
  3. Tap Auto-Lock.
  4. Choose a time.
Settings > Display & Brightness > Auto-LockAPPLE-IPHONE-PASSCODE-GUIDE
2026-10-19
Auto-lockAndroid phone and tablet
  1. Open Settings.
  2. Tap Display & touch.
  3. Tap Screen timeout.
  4. Choose a time.
Pixel shown; other makers' menus differ. Other makers put it under Settings > Display.		Settings > Display & touch > Screen timeoutGOOG-PIXEL-DISPLAY
2026-10-19
Find and eraseiPhone and iPad
  1. Open Settings.
  2. Tap your name at the top.
  3. Tap Find My.
  4. Tap Find My iPhone (or iPad) and turn it on.
  5. Turn on Find My network and Send Last Location too.
If the phone is lost: icloud.com/find, which needs no code.		Settings > [your name] > Find My > Find My iPhoneAPL-FINDMY-ON
2026-10-19
Find and eraseMac
  1. Open the Apple menu.
  2. Choose System Settings.
  3. Click your name.
  4. Click iCloud, then See All.
  5. Click Find My Mac and turn it on.
Apple menu > System Settings > [your name] > iCloud > See All > Find My MacAPL-FINDMY-ON
2026-10-19
Find and eraseAndroid phone and tablet
  1. Check that you are signed in to a Google Account on the phone; Find Hub turns on by itself.
  2. Set a PIN, pattern or password so the Find Hub network can find it offline.
  3. To test it, open the Find Hub app or android.com/find on another device.
Formerly called Find My Device.		Find Hub app, or android.com/findG-FIND-HUB
2026-10-19
Theft protectioniPhone and iPad
  1. Open Settings.
  2. Tap Face ID & Passcode.
  3. Enter your passcode.
  4. Tap Stolen Device Protection and turn it on.
Needs iOS 17.3 or later and Find My on.		Settings > Face ID & Passcode > Stolen Device ProtectionAPPLE-SDP
2026-10-19
Theft protectionAndroid phone and tablet
  1. Open Settings.
  2. Tap Google.
  3. Tap All services.
  4. Under Personal & device safety, tap Theft protection.
  5. Turn on the protections offered.
Not on tablets; varies by maker.		Settings > Google > All services > Personal & device safety > Theft protectionG-THEFT
2026-10-19
BackupiPhone and iPad
  1. Open Settings.
  2. Tap your name at the top.
  3. Tap iCloud.
  4. Tap iCloud Backup.
  5. Turn on Back Up This iPhone.
  6. Read the date of the last backup under Back Up Now.
Backs up on Wi-Fi, on power, with the screen locked.		Settings > [your name] > iCloud > iCloud Backup > Back Up This iPhoneAPL-ICLOUD-HOWTO
2026-10-19
BackupAndroid phone and tablet
  1. Open Settings.
  2. Tap Google.
  3. Tap All services.
  4. Under Backup and restore, tap Backup.
  5. Tap Back up now.
  6. Check that each kind of data listed shows On.
Some phones label it Google services.		Settings > Google > All services > BackupG-ANDROID-BACKUP
2026-10-19
BackupWindows
  1. Select Start.
  2. Type backup.
  3. Open Windows Backup.
  4. Turn on the folders you want copied to OneDrive.
Windows Backup syncs folders to OneDrive. For a drive copy: Control Panel > System and Security > File History.		Start > Windows BackupMS-WINDOWS-BACKUP
2026-10-19
BackupMac
  1. Plug in an external drive.
  2. Open the Apple menu.
  3. Choose System Settings, then General.
  4. Click Time Machine.
  5. Click Add Backup Disk, choose the drive, then Set Up Disk.
Use a drive at least twice the Mac's storage.		Apple menu > System Settings > General > Time Machine > Add Backup DiskAPL-TIME-MACHINE
2026-10-19
BackupChromebook
  1. Open the Files app.
  2. Open Downloads.
  3. Drag files you want to keep into My Drive.
Downloads is temporary; the Chromebook may delete files there.		Files > Downloads > drag to My DriveG-CHROMEBOOK-FILES
2026-10-19
Storage usediPhone and iPad
  1. Open Settings.
  2. Tap your name at the top.
  3. Tap iCloud.
  4. Read how much of your iCloud storage is used.
The free amount is 5 GB, shared with photos and mail.		Settings > [your name] > iCloudAPL-ICLOUD-STORAGE
2026-10-19
Who has accessiPhone and iPad
  1. Open Settings.
  2. Tap Privacy & Security.
  3. Tap Safety Check.
  4. Tap Manage Sharing & Access and review each step.
Stopping sharing may be noticed by the other person. Plan for your safety first if that matters.		Settings > Privacy & Security > Safety CheckAPPLE-SAFETY-CHECK
2026-10-19
Who has accessGoogle Account
  1. Go to myaccount.google.com and sign in.
  2. Select Security & sign-in.
  3. Select Your devices, then Manage all devices.
  4. Sign out of any device you do not recognize.
Or go to google.com/devices.		Google Account > Security & sign-in > Your devices > Manage all devicesGOOG-DEVICES
2026-10-19
Text sizeiPhone and iPad
  1. Open Settings.
  2. Tap Display & Brightness.
  3. Tap Text Size.
  4. Drag the slider until the text is comfortable.
  5. For larger sizes: Settings > Accessibility > Display & Text Size > Larger Text.
Settings > Display & Brightness > Text SizeAPPLE-TEXT-SIZE
2026-10-19
Text sizeAndroid phone and tablet
  1. Open Settings.
  2. Search for Font size.
  3. Move the slider until the text is comfortable.
Pixel shown; other makers' menus differ.		Settings > search Font sizeGOOG-ANDROID-TEXT
2026-10-19
Reverse image searchiPhone and iPad
  1. Open the Google app, Chrome or Safari.
  2. In the search bar, tap Google Lens.
  3. Tap Photo picker and choose the photo.
  4. Scroll to Websites with the image.
Google app > Google Lens > Photo pickerF-GOOGLE-LENS
2026-10-19
Reverse image searchAndroid phone and tablet
  1. Open the Google app or Chrome.
  2. In the search bar, tap Google Lens.
  3. Choose the photo or screenshot.
  4. Scroll to Websites with the image.
Google app > Google LensF-GOOGLE-LENS
2026-10-19
Reverse image searchWindows
  1. Go to google.com.
  2. Click Search by image.
  3. Click Upload a file and choose the photo.
  4. Look for Websites with the image.
In Chrome, right-click an image and click Search with Google Lens. Bing Images has a camera icon that does the same.		google.com > Search by image > Upload a fileF-GOOGLE-LENS
2026-10-19
Built-in protectionWindows
  1. Select Start.
  2. Type Windows Security and open it.
  3. Select Virus & threat protection.
  4. Check that protection is on, and select Quick scan.
Defender turns itself off if another antivirus is installed.		Start > Windows Security > Virus & threat protectionMS-DEFENDER
2026-10-19
Built-in protectionMac
  1. Open the Apple menu.
  2. Choose System Settings.
  3. Click Privacy & Security.
  4. Scroll down to Security.
  5. Under Allow apps downloaded from, choose App Store, or App Store and identified developers.
XProtect runs on its own.		Apple menu > System Settings > Privacy & Security > SecurityAPPLE-MAC-SAFE-APPS
2026-10-19
Built-in protectionAndroid phone and tablet
  1. Open the Play Store app.
  2. Tap your profile icon.
  3. Tap Play Protect.
  4. Tap Settings and check that Scan apps with Play Protect is on.
Play Store > profile icon > Play Protect > SettingsGOOG-PLAY-PROTECT
2026-10-19
Number lockVerizon
  1. Go to My Verizon and sign in as the Account Owner or Manager.
  2. Select Account, then Account settings.
  3. Select Security settings.
  4. Edit SIM Protection and Number Lock, choose your numbers, and save.
My Verizon > Account > Account settings > Security settings > SIM Protection and Number LockVZ-LOCK
2026-10-19
Number lockAT&T
  1. Open the AT&T app on a phone on the account.
  2. Tap the person icon.
  3. Tap Wireless account lock.
  4. Swipe to lock.
Prepaid: AT&T app > Profile & Settings > Account Info & Preferences > Wireless Account Lock.		AT&T app > person icon > Wireless account lockATT-LOCK
2026-10-19
Number lockT-Mobile
  1. Open the T-Life app.
  2. Tap the Manage tab, then the gear icon.
  3. Tap Security, then SIM Protection.
  4. Turn it on for your line and save.
  5. For Port Out Protection: Manage > See Plans > Manage add-ons, then choose the line.
Only the Primary Account Holder can remove it.		T-Life > Manage > gear > Security > SIM ProtectionTMO-LOCK
2026-10-19
Security checkupGoogle Account
  1. Go to myaccount.google.com and sign in.
  2. Select Security & sign-in.
  3. Follow each recommendation shown (red is urgent, yellow important).
Google Account > Security & sign-in (Security Checkup)GOOG-SEC-CHECKUP
2026-10-19
Legacy or inactive-account contactApple Account
  1. Open Settings.
  2. Tap your name at the top.
  3. Tap Sign-In & Security.
  4. Tap Legacy Contact, then Add Legacy Contact.
Settings > [your name] > Sign-In & Security > Legacy ContactAPL-LEGACY
2026-10-19
Legacy or inactive-account contactGoogle Account
  1. Go to myaccount.google.com/inactive and sign in.
  2. Choose how long the account waits.
  3. Add up to 10 people and what they may receive.
myaccount.google.com/inactive (Inactive Account Manager)G-IAM
2026-10-19
Which system and versioniPhone and iPad
  1. Open Settings.
  2. Tap General.
  3. Tap About.
  4. Read the iOS version and the Model Name.
On an iPad the path is the same.		Settings > General > AboutAPPLE-ABOUT
2026-10-19
Which system and versionAndroid phone and tablet
  1. Open Settings.
  2. Tap About phone (About tablet on a tablet).
  3. Tap Android version.
  4. Read the Android version and the Android security update date.
On a Samsung Galaxy: Settings > About phone > Software information.		Settings > About phone > Android versionGOOG-ANDROID-VERSION
2026-10-19
Storage usedAndroid phone and tablet
  1. Open Settings.
  2. Tap Storage.
  3. Read how much storage is used.
Pixel shown; other makers' menus differ.		Settings > StorageGOOG-ANDROID-STORAGE
2026-10-19
Device storage usediPhone and iPad
  1. Open Settings.
  2. Tap General.
  3. Tap iPhone Storage (iPad Storage on an iPad).
  4. Read how much storage is used at the top.
Settings > General > iPhone StorageAPPLE-STORAGE
2026-10-19
Junk calls and textsiPhone and iPad
  1. Open the Messages app.
  2. Tap the menu button at the top.
  3. Tap Manage Filtering.
  4. Turn on Screen Unknown Senders.
  5. Then open Settings, tap Apps, tap Phone, and choose how to handle unknown callers.
Phone options are Never, Ask Reason for Calling or Silence (iOS 27).		Messages > Manage Filtering > Screen Unknown Senders; Settings > Apps > PhoneAPPLE-FILTER-SENDERS
2026-10-19
Junk calls and textsAndroid phone and tablet
  1. Open the Phone app.
  2. Tap More options, then Settings.
  3. Tap Caller ID and spam and check that See caller ID & spam is on.
  4. Open the Messages app, tap your profile picture at the top right, then Messages settings.
  5. Tap Protection & Safety, then Spam protection, and check that it is on.
Google's Phone and Messages apps; other makers' apps differ.		Phone > Settings > Caller ID and spam; Messages settings > Protection & Safety > Spam protectionGOOG-SPAM-CALLS
2026-10-19
Text sizeMac
  1. Open the Apple menu.
  2. Choose System Settings.
  3. Click Accessibility, then Display.
  4. Change Text size.
Zoom: Option-Command-8 turns it on or off.		Apple menu > System Settings > Accessibility > Display > Text sizeAPPLE-MAC-TEXT
2026-10-19
Text sizeWindows
  1. Select Start, then Settings.
  2. Select Accessibility.
  3. Select Text size.
  4. Move the Text size slider until the text is comfortable.
Windows 10: Start > Settings > Ease of Access > Display > Make text bigger. Magnifier: Windows key + Plus sign starts it; Windows key + Esc stops it.		Start > Settings > Accessibility > Text sizeMS-TEXT-SIZE
2026-10-19
Software updateSamsung Galaxy
  1. Open Settings.
  2. Tap Software update.
  3. Tap Download and install.
Some models say System updates.		Settings > Software update > Download and installSAMS-UPDATE
2026-10-19
Sign-in HelperAOL
  1. Go to login.aol.com/forgot (AOL's Sign-in Helper).
  2. Type your recovery phone number or recovery email.
  3. Follow the steps on the screen.
Do not keep guessing: too many tries locks sign-in for a while.		AOL Sign-in Helper at login.aol.com/forgotAOL-RECOVERY
2026-10-19
Recovery infoAOL
  1. Go to login.aol.com/myaccount/security and sign in.
  2. Scroll to the bottom of the Account Security page.
  3. Check the recovery phone and email listed.
  4. To replace one, add the new one first with Add email or Add phone number, then remove the old one.
AOL says out-of-date recovery info can keep you out of the account.		AOL Account Security page > Add email or Add phone numberAOL-RECOVERY
2026-10-19
Two-step sign-inAOL
  1. Go to login.aol.com/myaccount/security and sign in.
  2. Next to 2-Step Verification, click Turn on.
  3. Choose Phone number.
  4. Follow the prompts.
The authenticator app option appears once the account has two recovery methods.		AOL Account Security page > 2-Step Verification > Turn onAOL-2SV
2026-10-19
Find and eraseSamsung Galaxy
  1. Open Settings.
  2. Tap Security and privacy.
  3. Tap Lost device protection.
  4. Turn on the find options offered.
Samsung calls it SmartThings Find or Samsung Find. Find Hub works too.		Settings > Security and privacy > Lost device protectionSAMS-FIND
2026-10-19
Theft protectionSamsung Galaxy
  1. Open Settings.
  2. Tap Security and privacy.
  3. Tap Lost device protection.
  4. Tap Theft protection and turn on the protections offered.
Settings > Security and privacy > Lost device protection > Theft protectionSAMS-THEFT
2026-10-19

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