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Macworld Secrets: Mobile Mac Laptop Lockdown







Macworld Secrets: Mobile Mac Laptop
Lockdown

Macworld Secrets: Mobile Mac Laptop
Lockdown
04/09/2004 03:55 PM

Laptop owners adore PowerBooks and iBooks for their snazzy looks, light weight, and excellent resale value. Unfortunately, thieves like them for the very same reasons. And the person who steals your laptop not only nabs your hardware but also may gain access to financial records, corporate data, credit card numbers, and other sensitive information. There are ways to protect your computer and your data. Whether you lash down your laptop with steel cables or apply military-grade data encryption across your hard drive, protecting your laptop takes some effort -- but it may be easier than you expect.




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