Every guide here is written by a named person you can check, or credited to 9sBlogitself. The people who write under their own name are below.
Founder & Editor-in-Chief
Alex has spent nine years in digital publishing, from freelance writing to managing editor at a large technology site, and now runs 9sBlog. Rather than owning one topic, Alex sets the editorial direction, assigns and edits the writers' work, and is the person accountable for what the site publishes.
Windows & Desktop Writer
Daniel spent five years as an IT support specialist, walking colleagues through Windows, Office, printers and file problems before moving into tech writing. He covers the desktop side of 9sBlog: Windows 10 and 11, Microsoft Office, PDFs and the everyday software fixes that used to land on his support desk.
Security & Browsers Writer
Marcus began as a systems administrator before moving into cybersecurity at a managed-security and web-hosting company, and then into tech writing. He handles security, privacy and browsers at 9sBlog — Chrome and Edge, passwords and accounts, tracking, DNS, and staying safe without the scare tactics.
Android & Mobile Writer
Sofia started out as a technology journalist reviewing phones and mobile apps, then spent two years writing user guides and troubleshooting material for a telecom's Android customers. She covers Android at 9sBlog — Samsung, Pixel and Xiaomi, Google apps, storage, battery, and the settings people can never find.