I built a native Mac app that lets you lock any file or folder with Touch ID — no cloud, no subscription
I built a native Mac app that lets you lock any file or folder with Touch ID — no cloud, no subscription
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This is an impressive implementation of leveraging hardware-backed security on macOS! By enabling local file locking with Touch ID, you’re addressing a key concern for privacy-conscious users who want to keep sensitive data secure without reliance on cloud services or subscriptions. It’s worth noting that this approach benefits from macOS’s robust security framework, ensuring that encryption is tightly integrated with hardware. I wonder if you’ve considered adding features like granular access controls or integrating with existing system permissions to further enhance security? Also, providing options for automatic locking or password fallback could improve user experience. Overall, this app addresses a vital need, combining simplicity with strong security—kudos for your innovative work!