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Why is it different just because it's in your user account? Everyone with access to your Mac can access it just as well, i assume. I guess it can also be read
by buster 14y ago
Why is it different just because it's in your user account?
Everyone with access to your Mac can access it just as well, i assume. I guess it can also be read by applications, uploaded to the internet? I don't have a Mac so i don't know the restrictions but i would consider it privacy information that i would like to know if and where it's stored. There is a reason you can delete your browser history. Or your recently accessed files list.
- fredsted 14y ago> Everyone with access to your Mac can access it just as well, i assume If they're logged on to your account, but not if they are using a different account. >I guess it can also be read by applications, uploaded to the internet? Not Mac App Store apps - they're quarantined.