> someone steals your laptop For me, they would have to steal it while I'm actively using it. When I go away from my desk, I enable the screensaver which A) re

> someone steals your laptop For me, they would have to steal it while I'm actively using it. When I go away from my desk, I enable the screensaver which A) requires my Mac login password to unlock and B) locks 1Password, requiring the master password to unlock. In 1Password 6, the Prefrences > Security settings include Auto-lock: on sleep, when screen saver is activated, when main window is closed, when fast user switching, when computer is idle for X minutes. I use all but "when main window is closed." It's much less of a nuisance since I started using Touch ID to unlock 1Password. I haven't looked into them in a while but there is 3rd party software than can automatically enable a system's screen saver when a particular Bluetooth device is out of range (e.g. a smartphone, a smartwatch, etc.) which would help even more.