7 Private Things to Do Before You Lend Someone Your MacBook
Protect your privacy as well as Apple does
MacBook owners are the most vulnerable people.
Most of my pals in the university own Windows lappys. The day when I flaunted my new MacBook M1, nearly 30 people hedged me in. They took it for an hour, opened all the apps, and praised its smoothness and silence.
Fortunately, I got acquainted with the complex-looking MacOS pretty fast. Days later, they started asking me for the maccy as their Windows PCs kept hanging while they’re working.
And I believe these doing 7 things before those naughty guys borrowed it protected my privacy. Let me explain them to you too.
#1. Turn off ‘Text Message Forwarding’
If you don’t know what ‘Text Message Forwarding’ means, it’s a setting that forwards all the messages (including OTPs) from an iPhone to its linked MacBook.
I use it because I’m too lazy to type OTPs from my iPhone. This auto-types them for me.
