Problem: Article: Many smartphones come encrypted, meaning that their software scrambles your information so it can't be accessed by unauthorized users. To check if your phone is encrypted, go to its settings and click on the security tab. Automatically encrypted phones include iPhones, newer Androids, and Google's Pixel phones. You can enable encryption software on your Android in its security menu. For extra protection, you can download encryption applications from the app store. " Although your phone's Bluetooth isn't as easy to hack into as a wireless network, hackers can still use it to access your phone remotely when they're in range. To prevent this, set your Bluetooth's default to "non-discoverable" so you don't pop up on hackers' radar. If you see an unknown Bluetooth request to pair with your device, ignore or deny it right away. Take extra care in crowded areas where potential hackers are within range of your Bluetooth, such as restaurants and public transportation. The easiest way for viruses to get into your phone is through downloads like apps. "Official" stores like the Apple app store or the Google Play store can typically be considered safe places to buy apps, but you should never download one from any other site. Remember to read over the requirements, terms, and conditions an app has before you install it. This will be long and probably boring, but it's important that you know exactly what is being installed onto your device. For the most reliable smartphone protection, you can buy a mobile security package. These tools typically come with a firewall and spam protection, as well as GPS tracking to help you find a lost or stolen device. Some security packages also come with remote locking capabilities to prevent a stolen phone from being used.
Summary: Enable encryption software on your phone. Set your Bluetooth to "non-discoverable. Download apps from verified stores only. Download security software for extra protection.

Problem: Article: Many religious and cultural institutions encourage people to dress modestly. The goal of dressing modestly is to provide a good, morally-sound influence to the people you interact with. Generally speaking, modest clothing is any article of clothing that is not sexually suggestive and does not show off the body. This means avoiding any clothing that reveals too much skin, and it may also entail avoiding clothes that are tight-fitting. Modest dress may also include a general avoidance of extremes, depending on one's culture. This may mean being neatly groomed and manicured, conforming to prescribed fashion trends, and abstaining from getting tattoos or piercings. Someone who wants to live modestly and also wants to have pierced ears may find that a single pair of plain earrings will accommodate both desires. Modest speech means refraining from vulgarity or negative language. Instead, a modest speaker should strive to be a positive role model for others and should try to make others feel happy. Don't use swear words. If you're trying to be modest for spiritual purposes you should also avoid blasphemous language. Ask yourself whether the things you say would inspire and uplift others, or them feel uncomfortable or upset.
Summary: Wear clothing that is not revealing. Avoid extremes in appearance. Use language that is positive and uplifting.

Problem: Article: Do you tend to keep the curtains and blinds closed and flip on the overhead lights? Letting your house flood with natural light instead can lead to big electricity savings. Unless you need strong, focused light to complete a particular task, try leaving the lights off during the day and embracing the sun's rays in the rooms you're using. Try to set up your family's daytime work and play space in the brightest room in your house. That way everyone can read, work on art projects, use computers, and so on without relying on artificial lighting. Use light-colored curtains and blinds as window coverings. Find coverings that provide privacy but still allow diffused light to flood your rooms. Instead of spreading out all over the house, have your family spend evening hours in just one or two rooms. That way you won't have to light the whole house to enjoy the evening, plus you'll have the added bonus of spending quality time with each member of the family. You don't have to wait until a summer thunderstorm knocks out the power to break out the candles. Choose a night or two a week to leave the lights off and light your family's way with sturdy, slow-burning candles that cast a fair amount of light. Kids will find it exciting, and over time you'll save electricity and cash. You can use the candlelit nights as an excuse to power down the rest of the house, too. Encourage family members to do activities that don't require electricity, such as reading by candlelight or telling fun or scary stories. Be sure that your children know how to handle candles safely, and that the candles and matches are stored in a secure place when they aren't in use. Leaving a porch light or path lights burning all night long can waste a lot of electricity. Determine whether having lights on overnight is really necessary before flipping the switch in the evenings. If you have lights around your house for security purposes, consider getting automatic security lights with motion detectors instead of using lights that stay on constantly. Decorative lights that complement your garden or pathway can be replaced with solar-powered lights that charge during the day and cast a soft, pleasant glow at night. If you use lights to decorate during the holidays, flip them off before going to bed, rather than leaving them on all night long. Replace all of your incandescent bulbs with compact fluorescent bulbs (CFLs) or LED bulbs. Incandescent bulbs release most of their energy through heat, rather than light. Newer bulb styles are much more energy efficient, and they save a lot of electricity and money over time. CFLs use only about 1/4 the energy of incandescent bulbs. They come in many shapes and styles. Be sure to dispose of these bulbs properly, since they contain small amounts of mercury. LED bulbs are slightly more expensive than CFLs, but they last longer and don't contain mercury. LED bulbs are slightly more efficient than CFLs. If you like the ability to customize your environment, LED bulbs come in multicolor and dimmable variants. Some even give you the ability to choose a color using your cell phone!
Summary: Use more natural lighting. Designate a few rooms as night hangout rooms for your family. Use candles instead of electric lights a few times a week. Rethink your outdoor lighting system. Use energy-efficient lightbulbs.

Problem: Article: You want to start with tangle-free hair, but it doesn't have to be straight or especially neat. Part of the fun of the bohemian look is that it looks a little messy. In this case, flyaways and loose strands are a good thing! This style looks best with hair that's parted to one side. Part it where you naturally do or move your part a few inches to the right or left for a more dramatic look. Run the tip of a comb along your part to make sure it looks nice and neat. This bun looks beautiful right at the nape of the neck, or you could place it higher up on your head. Another great choice is the side bun, which dresses up the look a little to make it fitting for a cocktail party or even a wedding. Hold your hair in position with one hand to keep it in place. With the other hand, use a hand mirror with your bathroom hair so you can view the back of your head and see what the placement will look like. You want one that's fairly tight so your hair won't fall out of the bun. For now, just wrap it around your hair one time. Instead of pulling your ponytail entirely through the holder, stop pulling it through when about half of your hair is still hanging down. You'll now have a looped bun held in place with the ponytail. This is a good time to check and make sure your ponytail is tight enough to hold the style. If you have long or heavy hair, take a second ponytail holder and wrap it around the looped bun to hold it in place. Lift up the part of your hair that's sticking out and wrap it around the ponytail holder so that the holder is no longer visible. Use bobby pins to secure the hair in place. Finish the look by pulling a few strands of hair out of the bun to frame your face. A few wispy strands will make this style look even more bohemian. Use light hold hairspray to keep the style looking fresh.
Summary:
Comb out your hair. Part your hair on one side. Gather your hair where you want the bun to sit. Wrap a ponytail holder around your hair once. Wrap the ponytail holder over your hair to create a looped bun. Wrap the tail of your hair around the ponytail holder. Make it a little messy.