
When colleagues or friends borrow your MacBook, you often want to keep certain documents or images private. However, once borrowed, unlocking the screen becomes necessary for accessing all applications inside. In this article, I'll guide you on setting passwords for folders on MacBook.
Securing Folders on Your MacBook with Passwords
Step 1: Open the Disk Utility application available on your Mac.

Step 2: Next, navigate to File > New Image > Image from Folder.

Step 3: Click on the folder you want to set a password for > Choose Choose.

Step 4: Here, you'll choose the encryption level for the folder. I'll opt for 128-bit AES encryption.

Step 5: Now, you'll set a password for the folder.

Step 6: Select the read/write option and press Save. So, just hit done to complete the setup process.

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