In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: You can download it for free. Open the App Store. Make sure that you are connected to a network. Search for "Dropbox". Tap "Get" and then "Install" next to the Dropbox app in the search results. The app may take a few minutes to download and install. Dropbox accounts are free and come with 2 GB of storage. You can pay to increase your available storage. Tap "Sign Up" and follow the prompts to create your account. If you already have an account, you can tap "Sign In" to get started. When this is enabled, any new pictures and videos you take with your iPad will be automatically backed up to your Dropbox account. You can disable or enable this later if you change your mind. If you're just using the free account, you may want to disable this feature, as pictures and videos can quickly fill up your Dropbox.
Summary: Download the Dropbox app from the iPad's App Store. Launch the Dropbox app to begin creating a new account. Decide if you want to enable "Camera Upload".

Look for large pieces of furniture or house fixtures that are wide and long, and are difficult to peer around. If the seeker doesn't feel like doing a thorough job in a certain room, you might be able to get away with an unexpectedly clever hiding spot. For example, if there's a room that's divided by a sudden closet or angular wall, try hiding against the side of this surface. If the seeker doesn't peer all the way around the corner, they might not notice you. While thinner, more sheer curtains aren't the best hiding spot, thick, neutral-toned drapes can provide an excellent place for you to hide on short notice. Take advantage of the ruffles in the drapes as you position yourself behind them, and stand as still as possible! This works best with floor-length drapes, so your feet aren't noticeably sticking out on the bottom. Don't pick this type of hiding spot unless you're comfortable with standing for a long period of time. As the seeker is counting, find a laundry basket that you can squeeze or crouch into. Don't worry if there's clothing in the hamper; if anything, this makes your hiding spot more convincing! Take out the clothing and get into the bottom of the basket, then cover yourself with clothing! Make sure that you have enough room to breathe when you're doing this. Search for spots in a yard or park that appear especially inconspicuous to the naked eye. Squat, kneel, or lay down beneath a bush or some tall grass so that you can blend in better. If you really want to pull off this hiding spot, try wearing darker clothes! Be sure to wear clothes that you don't mind getting dirty or dusty. Look along the edge of your game's boundaries, like the property line of a yard or the edge of a lawn. Even if it takes you a little bit longer, try to go to these outer areas and make yourself as flat and 2-dimensional as possible. While this might be a little risky, there's a chance that the seeker won't notice you if you're hiding in plain sight. To make the hiding spot more convincing, wear neutral-toned or darker clothes when you're playing the game.
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One-sentence summary -- Search for items with long edges that you can hide behind. Take advantage of long curtains when you're playing inside. Tuck yourself into a clothes hamper to hide in plain sight. Look for shrubbery or tall grass that you can blend in with. Search for unlikely spots to hide in a yard, like a ditch.

Problem: Article: Have the bike's serial number ready to give them if you know it. You can do this online, but showing up in person at the nearest police station may lead to a faster response. Let the police know about your GPS tracker if one is attached to your bike. There are many websites that keep a local or global registry of stolen bikes. You can enter information about your theft on these for free. Let your friends know that your bike is stolen, post about it on social media, and tell people who spend time near where it was stolen (such as the employees at the business you locked your bike in front of). The more people who know your bike was missing, the greater the chance someone will see it and tell you. Be sure to provide your contact information and a detailed description of your bicycle. Craigslist and other online noticeboards often have sections for announcing stolen bikes. If you receive information, pass it on to police. Return to the spot your bike was stolen and look at nearby buildings for video cameras. If you see any, ask the owners if you or the police can review their tapes to help identify the bike thief. eBay, Gumtree, and Craigslist are all common places for bike thieves to sell bikes. Check regularly for bikes of the model that was stolen for bikes that might be yours. If you find a likely candidate, notify the police and the website owners. The easiest way to do this is to set up an automatic alert on each site that will send you an email every time a bike of a certain model is put up for sale. The process varies for each website; search the FAQ or ask customer service about "automatic alerts", "auto-search", or "saved searches". Find out where used bikes are commonly sold in your area and visit them. If you see your bike there, make sure it's yours and contact the police. Bicycle theft is covered under some plans, but you'll need to submit the claim within a certain time period following the theft. If you used a high-security lock, contact the manufacturers and see if they have an anti-theft guarantee. Once you've located your bike, let the police recover it rather than risking injury to do so yourself.
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File a police report as soon as possible. List your bike as stolen in an online database. Spread the word. Post stolen bike notices on telephone poles and online. Ask for surveillance tapes, if available. Keep an eye out for similar bikes sold online. Visit local flea markets and other places secondhand bikes are sold. File a claim with your renter or homeowner insurance. Do not take risks to recover the bike yourself.