password protect your folders?
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there are a few different options.. take a look
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Don't password-protect folders. Password protect your computer. Log out when you're done.
If you let people you don't trust use your computer, give them a separate account so they can't screw up anything.
Look at it this way: I can lock my glove compartment, but that doesn't mean I'd give my car keys to someone I don't trust.
If you let people you don't trust use your computer, give them a separate account so they can't screw up anything.
Look at it this way: I can lock my glove compartment, but that doesn't mean I'd give my car keys to someone I don't trust.
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