Honey’s IT: Training Solutions

Honey’s IT: Training Solutions Technology doesn’t have to be stressful.

I help business owners who aren’t tech savvy build confidence with the digital tools they use every day - through practical, jargon-free support, training and workshops. At Honey’s IT, I provide IT4U, helping adults move from tech stress to digital confidence through hands-on, tailored 1:1 and small group workshops. With IT4U, you’ll build practical skills and clear systems so you can:
✅ Stay safe

online and protect your data
✅ Organise documents, spreadsheets, presentations, and files
✅ Use everyday technology efficiently and confidently
✅ Turn workflows and knowledge into clear, usable systems

Our modules and workshops include:
1️⃣ Be Safe - feel secure online and in control of your technology
2️⃣ Be Social - connect and communicate confidently on social media
3️⃣ Get Digital - master essential tools like Word, Excel, email, and file management
4️⃣ Use Tech with Confidence - apply your skills daily so technology works for you
5️⃣ SOP & Process Workshops - practical sessions to document and streamline your business processes

All sessions are tailored to your needs, delivered online or in person, and designed to give you calm, confidence, and control over your technology.

“Hello?”It’s something most of us say automatically when the phone rings.But what if you don’t recognise the number?I’ve...
05/09/2026

“Hello?”

It’s something most of us say automatically when the phone rings.

But what if you don’t recognise the number?

I’ve been talking recently about scam calls and how easy it is to get caught off guard when someone phones you unexpectedly.

You don’t have to give the caller anything.

You don’t have to confirm your name.

And you certainly don’t have to answer questions just because they called you.

If you’re unsure who is calling:

👉 Ask who they are and why they’re calling.

👉 Don’t give personal or financial information.

👉 If they claim to be from your bank, a company or an organisation, hang up and contact them using a number you already trust.

And if it’s a recorded message or something doesn’t feel right?

You can simply hang up.

You don’t need to be polite to a scammer. 😉

Have you ever had a phone call that immediately made you think, “Something isn’t right here”?




How many emails do you get that you never actually read?📧 Newsletters.📧 Special offers.📧 Updates from websites you visit...
03/09/2026

How many emails do you get that you never actually read?

📧 Newsletters.
📧 Special offers.
📧 Updates from websites you visited once three years ago…

And somehow, you’re still receiving them!

I was asked recently how to unsubscribe from mailing lists, so here’s your reminder:

If it’s a legitimate mailing list, look at the bottom of the email.

You’ll usually find an Unsubscribe link.

Tap it and follow the instructions.

But here’s the important bit…

⚠️ Don’t click unsubscribe links in suspicious emails.

If you don’t recognise the sender, or the email looks like a scam, it’s safer not to interact with it at all.

Instead, delete it or report it as spam/junk.

A less cluttered inbox is nice.

A safer inbox is even better. 😉




Did you know you can delete more than one email at a time on your iPad? 📧I was asked the other day…“How do I delete all ...
01/09/2026

Did you know you can delete more than one email at a time on your iPad? 📧

I was asked the other day…

“How do I delete all these emails without having to delete them one at a time?”

And it got me thinking…

Perhaps there are other people who don’t know how to do it too.

So here’s a quick guide that you can save to refer to, or share with someone else who might need it.

📱 iOS 26.6.6 / iPadOS 26.6.6

If you’re using iOS 26.6.6 on your iPhone or iPadOS 26.6.6 on your iPad, in the 📧 Mail app:

👉 Tap Select
👉 Tick the emails you want to remove
👉 Tap the Bin 🗑️

Then go to the Bin 🗑️ folder.
👉 Tap Select
👉 Tap Select All
👉 Then tap the Bin 🗑️

You can select several emails at once and get rid of them in one go.

📱 iOS 17.7.1 / iPadOS 17.7.1

If you’re using iOS 17.7.1 on your iPhone or iPadOS 17.7.1 on your iPad:

👉 Go to the 📧 Mail app
👉 Tap Edit
👉 Tap the messages you want to get rid of
👉 Then tap Delete

You can then go to the Bin 🗑️ folder and repeat the process to get rid of those messages too.

You can use a similar process for moving messages into folders if you want to keep them as well.

It’s a small thing, but when you’ve got hundreds of emails sitting in your inbox, it can save quite a bit of time!

What simple iPad or phone task have you been doing the long way because you didn’t know there was an easier way? 👇




What’s one piece of technology you wish someone would just sit down and explain to you? Not fix it for you.Not tell you ...
28/08/2026

What’s one piece of technology you wish someone would just sit down and explain to you?

Not fix it for you.

Not tell you to “just Google it”.

Actually explain it, in plain English, so you understand what it does and why you need it.

It could be something on your phone, your laptop, your tablet, an app you use every day…

or something you keep hearing about but have never really understood.

I’m curious…

What would you choose?

Drop it in the comments 👇

You never know - your question might be one that lots of other people have too.



Have you ever closed a browser tab by mistake and thought…“I didn’t mean to do that!” There’s a really simple way to get...
27/08/2026

Have you ever closed a browser tab by mistake and thought…

“I didn’t mean to do that!”

There’s a really simple way to get it back.

On a Windows keyboard, press:

Ctrl + Shift + T

On a Mac, press:

Command + Shift

These shortcuts will reopen the last tab you closed.

You can press them multiple times to reopen other closed tabs.

Did you know these shortcuts?



How much of your technology do you actually understand?I don’t mean can you use it.Most of us can.I mean, do you know wh...
26/08/2026

How much of your technology do you actually understand?

I don’t mean can you use it.

Most of us can.

I mean, do you know what’s happening in the background?

Your phone remembers your passwords.

Your browser fills in your details.

Your photos appear on another device.

Apps ask for permissions.

Your email suggests replies.

Your devices install updates.

And now AI is starting to make decisions and suggestions for us too.

Most of the time, we just click Allow, Accept, Yes or Next and carry on.

And I get it.

We’ve got better things to do than read every message that pops up on our screens!

But there’s a difference between using technology and understanding the technology we’re using.

And that’s where digital confidence comes in.

You don’t need to be technical.

You just need to understand enough to make informed choices about the technology that’s becoming such a big part of everyday life.

That’s something I think we should all be talking about a lot more.

How much do you really understand about what your technology is doing in the background?




When was the last time you checked what your browser remembers about you?I’m not just talking about your saved passwords...
25/08/2026

When was the last time you checked what your browser remembers about you?

I’m not just talking about your saved passwords.

Your browser might also have saved:

🔸 Your name and address
🔸 Email addresses
🔸 Phone numbers
🔸 Payment details
🔸 Login details
🔸 Other information you’ve entered into websites

It’s incredibly convenient…

Until you stop and think about how much information you have actually got stored in there!

I’ve been looking at my own digital life quite differently recently, and I’m finding that these are the little things I probably wouldn’t have thought about before.

So here’s today’s tech tip:

👉 Open the browser you use most often and have a look at what it has saved.

You don’t need to change anything today.

Just have a look.

You might be surprised.

And once you start looking, you may find yourself asking:

“Do I really still need all of this?”





When you think about your digital life, what comes to mind?Your emails?Your online banking?Maybe a notebook somewhere wi...
24/08/2026

When you think about your digital life, what comes to mind?

Your emails?

Your online banking?

Maybe a notebook somewhere with your passwords written down?

But your digital life is so much more than that.

It could include:

Your phone.
Your tablet.
Your computer.
Your photos and videos.
Your documents.
Your cloud storage.
Your shopping accounts.
Your subscriptions.
Your messaging apps.
Your social media accounts.

And then there are the things we might not have thought about quite so much.

What happens to your social media accounts?

Do you want them deleted?

Memorialised?

Left as they are?

What about all the information you’ve shared with AI?

Your conversations.
Your questions.
Your documents.

The things you’ve told it about yourself.

What happens to all of that?

And what about all those accounts you’ve created over the years and probably forgotten about?

This is why I’m beginning to think that digital planning is about much more than keeping a list of passwords.

It’s about knowing what makes up your digital life.

And then deciding what you want to happen to it.

Because if we don’t make those decisions ourselves, someone else may eventually have to make them for us.

Have you ever actually made a list of everything that makes up your digital life?

I have a feeling most of us would be surprised by how long that list really is.





Your digital life is bigger than you thinkYour email.Your passwords.Your photos.Your documents.Your social media.Your ba...
21/08/2026

Your digital life is bigger than you think

Your email.
Your passwords.
Your photos.
Your documents.
Your social media.
Your banking.
Your shopping accounts.
Your devices.
Your cloud storage.
Your personal information.
Your digital footprint.

If you disappeared tomorrow, would someone you trust know what digital accounts and information you have, where it is, and what you want to happen to it?

It’s something most of us probably don’t think about until we need to.

But your digital life is part of your life too.

Have you ever thought about what would happen to yours?





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