How to securely protect your files on macos: folder locking tutorial

[Nancy Duncan]

Locking your folders may seem outdated to you, but some of us prefer a little thing called privacy and security. Embracing chaos might work for you, but not for everyone.

[Thaddeus Calhoun]

Isnt it ironic that we go to great lengths to secure our files on macOS, yet we happily share all our personal info on social media without a second thought? Privacy seems to be a selective concern these days.

[Noe]

Protecting our files is one thing, but willingly giving away personal info online is a whole other level of reckless. Privacy should be a priority, not just a trend.

[Jemma Fowler]

Isnt folder locking just a false sense of security? If someone really wants to access your files, they will find a way. Maybe we should focus on encryption instead.

[Jamie Mejia]

Folder locking can still serve as a deterrent and add an extra layer of protection, making it harder for someone to access your files easily. Encryption is crucial, but every added security measure counts.

[Vada]

Seems like a lot of effort for just locking folders. Why not just embrace the chaos and leave everything out in the open? Who needs privacy anyways? #LiveDangerously

[Saint Mcgee]

Privacy is a basic human right. Embracing chaos doesnt mean sacrificing it. Lock your folders, protect your privacy. #RespectBoundaries