How to Password Protect Files on Mac
How to Password Protect Files on Mac
Protecting your files on a Mac is essential to keep your sensitive information secure from unauthorized access. Follow these steps to password protect your files:
- Open the file or folder you want to protect on your Mac.
- Click on 'File' in the menu bar and select 'Get Info' (or press Command + I).
- Under the 'General' section, check the box next to 'Locked' to prevent any changes to the file.
- Next, go to the 'Sharing & Permissions' section.
- Click on the lock icon at the bottom right corner and enter your Mac administrator password.
- Click on the '+' icon to add a new user.
- Choose the user you want to grant access to and select 'Read only' under the 'Privilege' column.
- Click on the lock icon again to save the changes.
- Now, only the specified user will be able to access the file with read-only permission.
By following these steps, you can easily password protect your files on a Mac and prevent unauthorized access to your sensitive information.
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