Article: It's a blue icon with white "P." You'll usually find it on one of your home screens (iPhone, iPad, or Android) or in the app drawer (Android). If you don't have the app installed, you can download it for free by visiting https://www.paypal.com/mobile. Just tap Get the PayPal app, choose your phone or tablet, and then follow the on-screen instructions to download. If you don't want to install the app, you can point your web browser to https://m.paypal.com. If you've signed in before, you'll be prompted to enter your password or use a biometric (such as Touch ID) to log back in. Otherwise, sign in with your PayPal account now. If you are new to PayPal, you'll need to create an account and add a payment method before you can send money online. Click the Sign Up link and follow the on-screen instructions to create your account. See How to Use PayPal for more info on setting up an account. See How to Add Money to PayPal to learn how to connect your bank account, debit, or credit card to PayPal. It's the blue icon containing some cash and an arrow at the bottom-left corner of PayPal. If it's your first time using the app to make a payment, tap the blue Let's get started! button at the bottom of the screen when prompted to do so. This allows you to easily send money to your iPhone/iPad or Android contacts. Tap Access Contacts and then follow the on-screen instructions to grant permission. Tap Not Now if you prefer not to use your contacts. If the person you're sending money to is in your contacts, scroll down and select their email address or phone number now. If not, enter their email address or mobile phone number into the field at the top of the screen, and then tap it to create a payment. Confirm that you have the email address or phone number is correct before sending money so you don't accidentally send it to the wrong person. If you want to send money to someone in another country, tap Send to friends and family abroad, and then follow the on-screen instructions to make your payment using Xoom. Use the on-screen keypad to type the amount. If the currency (e.g., USD, Euro) is incorrect, tap the drop-down menu to select an alternative. It's at the bottom of the screen. Choose Friends and Family to send a payment to someone you know, or Goods and Services to pay for something you're buying. The type of payment you make determines the payment fees. Personal payments are fee-less, but paying for goods requires a small fee for PayPal Purchase Protection. All payment methods you've connected to the account will appear. Paying with a linked bank account or your PayPal balance is free. A small fee will be applied for credit and debit card payments. The fee will appear below the payment type. If your PayPal balance is less than the amount of your payment, PayPal will apply the balance and take the remainder from your default payment account. If you'd like to attach a message, tap Add a note below the amount. Once you've ensured the details are correct, tap the button at the bottom of the screen to send the money now. The recipient will be notified of your payment immediately. If the recipient doesn't have a PayPal account, they'll be prompted to create one.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Open the PayPal app on your phone or tablet. Sign in to PayPal. Tap the Send button. Follow the on-screen instructions to import your contacts. Select or enter a contact. Enter the payment amount. Tap the blue Next button. Select a payment type. Select a payment method and tap Next. Review your payment and tap Send now.
Article: When someone is talking and trying to get your advice, start by just listening. A lot of the time, all someone needs is a sounding board. They need to be heard. This gives them the chance to sort out issues for themselves and come to accept a situation in their own mind. Don't talk until they're done, unless they seem to need a direct response. Sometimes if you listen to the whole story you can easily pinpoint the problem. If they ask for your opinion part-way through the story, give evasive answers and ask to get all of the information first. This is because you need to form a full, informed opinion before you can really give them good advice. They might manipulate the story and try to get an answer from you before you have all the facts, in order to get the answer that they're really hoping for. After they tell their story, ask them questions to get more information. This lets you develop a more full, informed opinion, but it can also help them to think about things that they hadn't considered, like alternatives or other points of view. Ask questions like: "Why did you say that?" "When did you tell him that?" One good habit is to ask them if they even want advice. Some people just want to talk and they don't want to be told what to do. If you feel they really need to hear your advice however, let them know it's just a suggestion, and you don't expect them to do it. If they say that they would like advice, give it. If they say no, then just say something like, "Well, if you keep having problems I'm here and happy to help you through it."
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Just listen. Don't offer opinions yet. Ask lots of questions. Ask if they even want advice!
Article: "Settings" is the grey gear icon--it should be on your iPod's home screen. You can disable your apps' background refresh from here. Background refresh is when apps you have open (but not active) refresh their information, either over data or via wifi. This eats up a huge amount of battery life. This will disable your apps' background refresh. Your apps should no longer refresh in the background.
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Open the Settings app. Find and open the "General" tab. Tap "Background App Refresh". Swipe the switch next to "Background App Refresh" to the "Off" position. Close your Settings app.