Henry T. Casey:
Not all of your files are meant to be seen by everyone. Your friends and family may not appreciate this truth, but that’s just the way it is sometimes. Luckily, MacBook owners can protect their sensitive files from prying eyes by password protecting specific folders.
Every Mac owner should know how to do this. I only wish Apple would offer a more direct method of password protecting a folder, one that didn’t require the creation of a separately mountable volume. But this solution works and works well.
That said, if you are trying to protect text, as opposed to a set of files, consider placing that text into a note, then locking the individual note. This has the advantage of giving you access to that protected information on your Mac and all your iOS devices.
Here’s Apple’s support doc on adding a password to your notes.
If you own 1Password, it might be more secure to keep notes in it with its “secure notes” category. Not absolutely sure which is more secure but 1Password is another option.
This isn’t password protecting a folder. It’s creating an archive image and password protecting it. The step that says “now delete the original folder” is the tip-off.
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