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Seems like they would be accessible from: /Users/<username>/Pictures/Photos Library.photoslibrary/originals If another user is a domain administrator (and dep
by positus 3y ago
Seems like they would be accessible from:
/Users/<username>/Pictures/Photos Library.photoslibrary/originals
If another user is a domain administrator (and depending on your AD configuration) they may be able to access the files in your home directory. Might want to check on that!
- iamwpj 3y agoThat directory is files that are exported from the app or imported from MacOS into Photos.app.
- pwrstick 3y agoPhotos is just a database file isn’t it? You could copy that file out and the import it into another instance of Photos on another Mac. I’ve done this before to recover photos when moving around laptops. My concern with logging into my Apple ID on my work Mac is that there is cached data installed locally. Things like messages, photos, even tabs from other devices if you’re syncing Safari… there’s just too much to consider that could potentially be recovered by IT. I think (hope) most of this stuff is encrypted (like I think iMessages is) but it still gives me pause. Would love to be educated otherwise!