Lots of us were excited to keep our Notes private when iOS 9.3 added the feature to Apple’s mobile devices. We all store private details in our notes such as bank details, pin numbers and more within the notes app for convince. Knowing this information is now more secure than ever is one less thing to worry about.
But did you know that you can do the same on your Mac?
In this week’s Quick Tips video, I’m going to help you with your peace of mind and show you how to secure your notes in OS X.
Check out the video below.
And it’s as simple as that. Follow the steps in the video and your personal and private Notes are safer than ever on OS X.
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Ste Smith is Cult of Mac’s video guy based in the UK. Ste has been working in the media industry for over 8 years and is a keen Apple fan. Follow Ste on Twitter @stesmith10 and Facebook.
3 responses to “How to secure your Notes in OS X”
I’m more worried about a different meaning of “securing” my notes. I want to be able to use Time Machine to get back versions that accidentally got changed or deleted.
What happens if you forgot what you used as a password?
Found out that if you forget your password there is no way in hell your going to unlock your notes.