How to securely protect your files on mac: folder locking strategies

[Brantley]

How to secure files on a Mac?

[Khaza Bowman]

Does anyone else think folder locking is just a band-aid solution? We need to address the root cause of security vulnerabilities, not just slap on a lock and call it a day. Thoughts?

[Ruth Frost]

Locking folders is like putting a band-aid on a broken bone. We need to fix the underlying issues, not cover them up. Locks wont stop determined hackers.

[Jade Skinner]

Is folder locking really necessary on a Mac? I mean, if someone really wants to access your files, theyll find a way, right? Are we just creating false security here?

[Aubriella]

Folder locking on a Mac may not be foolproof, but it adds a layer of protection. Its like locking your door - wont stop a determined thief, but deters casual snoops. Better safe than sorry.

[Pedro]

Isnt folder locking just a false sense of security? If someone really wants your files, theyll find a way to access them. Better invest in encryption or cloud storage instead.

[Gracelyn]

Folder locking can still serve as a deterrent and buy you time. Its all about layers of security.

[Bradley Austin]

Is folder locking on Mac really necessary? I mean, if someone really wants to access your files, theyll find a way, right? Maybe we should focus on other security measures instead.

[Ozzy]

Folder locking on Mac may not be foolproof, but it adds an extra layer of security. Its better to have multiple barriers than none at all.

[Julissa]

So, why bother with folder locking when you can just encrypt the whole drive? Seems like a lot of hassle for minimal security. Plus, what if you forget the password? Just saying...