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how do I protect files or folders with a password in Mojave?
You can't do directly but you can create a password encrypted disk image and store your sensitive information in it.
https://www.laptopmag.com/articles/password-protect-folder-mac
Thx! After several attempts I was able to do this. I appreciate your response.
You're welcome. Yes, the password part is a bit counter-intuitive.
Don't forget your password. Keep it in a safe place.
password protecting files or folders in mojave
