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Father's Day is a special day to show love and respect to fathers, which can be done through messages and special plans. A list of father's day messages, greetings, wishes, and quotes is here for you to express your feelings towards your father. The selected messages comprise appreciation, love declarations, and thanks to fathers who have been enablers, friends, and heroes. 1. Thank you for everything you've taught me and for always being there when I need you. Happy Father’s Day! 2. I know you've loved me as long as I've lived, but I've loved you my whole life. 3. A father is someone you look up to, no matter how tall you grow. Happy Father’s Day! 4. I'm so lucky to have a role model like you in my life. 5. Dad, you’re one in a million, which are roughly the odds of everybody being ready and in the car when you want to leave. Happy Father’s Day! 6. I may not be perfect, but at least I'm not mailing this from prison. Nice job, Dad! 7. Happy Father’s Day!

  Instagram Updates New Content Violation Policies to Reduce Propaganda, Fake News According to the new policy, accounts spreading misinformation will be banned after an undisclosed number of complaints against it. As part of its efforts to curb the spread of false information, conspiracy theories and hate on its platform, Instagram is implementing a policy change concerning the removal of posts violating content norms based on accumulated negative strikes, as well as content bans. Instagram has said that with its new policy, accounts will be removed after an undisclosed amount of violations and an undisclosed window of time. And it'll be the same bar for every user, regardless of how often they post on the app, Engadget reported on Wednesday. Up until now, Instagram relied on a policy that allowed "a certain percentage" of violations within a window of time before it decides to ban someone. The company said it doesn't want to share the exact number of strikes it will

iOS 17 Offers a 72-Hour Window to Reset Your Passcode When You Forget It: Details You won't have to reset your iPhone if you forget your passcode shortly after it is changed on iOS 17 HIGHLIGHTS  iOS 17 will introduce a new passcode reset option later this year The system will let you use your old passcode to reset a new one  The feature will be available on iOS 17 on iPhone XR and newer models Entering an incorrect passcode too many times can cause you to be locked out of your phone Photo Credit: Apple iOS 17 will let you reset the passcode on you iPhone for up to three days after it has been changed, a feature that could prevent you from being locked out of your smartphone if you forget your password shortly after you modify it. The security feature was spotted on the first iOS 17 Developer Beta and can be tested on  iPhone XR  or newer models that are signed up to receive testing versions of iOS 17 for developers. It is expected to roll out to all eligible devices when the updat

  Apple Vision Pro hands-on: A mixed reality breakthrough Early Verdict The Apple Vision Pro is a very powerful mixed reality headset with a sleek design, eye and hand tracking and sharp micro-OLED displays. This device offers immersive video watching, serious multitasking, lots of games and reimagined FaceTime calls, but it will need truly killer apps to justify the $3,500 price.  Pros + Sleek design + Dial for customizing immersion + Powerful M2 and R1 chips + Super crisp micro-OLED displays + Intuitive interface with eye tracking, hand gestures  Cons - External battery pack with short battery life - EyeSight is a bit creepy - Very, very expensive The  Apple Vision Pro  is so ambitious Apple doesn't even call it a VR or AR headset. It's a spatial computer that's Apple calling the "most advanced personal electronics device ever." That's a pretty hefty claim when you make something called the iPhone, and there's a very hefty $3,500 price on this new device

  Image Credits:  Apple After a roughly 30-minute demo that ran through the major features that are yet ready to test, I came away convinced that Apple has delivered nothing less than a genuine leapfrog in capability and execution of XR — or mixed reality — with its new  Apple Vision Pro .  To be super clear, I’m not saying it delivers on all promises, is a genuinely new paradigm in computing or any other high-powered claim that Apple hopes to deliver on once it ships. I will need a lot more time with the device than a guided demo.  But, I’ve used essentially every major VR headset and AR device since 2013’s Oculus DK1 right up through the latest generations of Quest and Vive headsets. I’ve tried all of the experiences and stabs at making fetch happen when it comes to XR. I’ve been awed and re-awed as developers of the hardware and software of those devices and their marquee apps have continued to chew away at the “conundrum of the killer app” — trying to find something that would get