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Encrypt Mail, Address Book, and iCal data
This seemed logical until the discussion of passwords. It makes no sense to assign a long password to the encrypted sparseimage and then put it into Keychain Access that is protected by a weak password. Your keychain password must be strong. Otherwise, the malefactor who takes your laptop will crack the keychain password and gain immediate access to the encrypted sparseimage.
Encrypt Mail, Address Book, and iCal data
Those are good points. Thanks for taking the time to point these out for us.
Encrypt Mail, Address Book, and iCal data
In response to your third point: Not necessarily! Although Names and phone numbers and addresses are in the "public domain" - make an attempt to track down the cell phone number of someone you know using public domain records_ Not gonna happen_ Most people I know myself use a cell phone as their primary phone line_ There is no public domain for cell phone listings_ There are a few upstart websites trying to catalog cell phone numbers with subscribers - but people can roll thru phone numbers like a cop eating doughnuts_ |
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