A Convincing Argument For Switching From Android To iPhone.

All Your Apple Black Friday Savings In One Place.The Only 21st Birthday Party With Huge Apple Discounts.You Have To See Apple's Short Film About Data Privacy Starring 'Ted Lasso' Actor.The worst repair I've had to do in about 10 years is wipe one normal user account and start again when they installed some crappy web browser extension which directed everything via their servers to deliver hundreds of ads/pop-ups.but I do run a sweep with MalwareBytes once a month.

The other computers in the family have a single Admin and a single User account tied to a specific family member). My 'family' Mac has 6 accounts.one Admin account, one Child account, and the others are normal User accounts. Most security issues should only worry you if a nefarious actor has physical access to the machine (or they'd called you up from Apple or Google or Microsoft to 'fix' your internet for you and you've set up a remote access session with them). If you choose to share an account, then you've immediately created a weak point. In most cases, you'd have individual accounts with strong passwords, so anyone with access to that account password would have full access to the rest of that account's files. I don't know why the built-in Archive Utility doesn't provide a GUI for password-protecting/encrypting archives though!įor a long time, it was StuffIt that I'd use for archiving/protecting files/folders, but for 100s of MB of stuff I tended to use the encrypted disk image as it didn't need to compress anything unless I wanted to. Same with the Keychain, I'd use it more if I could set-up another separate strong password rather than it relying on my short account log-in. I have my banking statements etc that I would like to lock in a folder, but it's not possible.(as far as I know) I've never understood why you cannot (easily) password lock a folder or file.

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