How to Add Files to Password Protected Folder on Mac
Adding Files to a Password Protected Folder on Mac
If you are looking to enhance the security of your files on a Mac system, one effective way is to create a password-protected folder to store sensitive documents. Follow these steps to add files to a password protected folder on Mac:
- Begin by creating a new folder on your desktop or desired location.
- Right-click on the folder and select 'Compress [Folder Name]' to create a zip file.
- Next, double click on the zip file to reveal its contents.
- Locate the files you want to add to the password-protected folder.
- Drag and drop these files into the zip file.
- Double-click on the zip file again to open it.
- Click on 'File' in the menu bar and choose 'Encrypt [Folder Name]'.
- Set a password for the encrypted zip file and confirm it.
- Your files are now added to a password-protected folder on your Mac.
By following these steps, you can keep your sensitive files secure and easily accessible only to those who have the password to unlock the folder.
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