> Sounds like a use case for multiple user accounts. I don't think that's the use case here. OP is asking for the ability to lock a single user's sensitive dat

> Sounds like a use case for multiple user accounts. I don't think that's the use case here. OP is asking for the ability to lock a single user's sensitive data behind a second layer of security. I interpret this as similar to "with a password I can see my bank account's history, but when I attempt a transaction I'm prompted for 2FA."