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So an interesting question came up recently on the Forum and it was about encrypting data on your own Mac. Now the reason you might want to do this is to comply with local laws that say that if you have information about people, personal information like phone numbers and addresses and things like that, that you need to keep that data encrypted. So maybe if you keep a membership list for an organization you may want to do that. Iamp;#39;m not a lawyer so I donamp;#39;t know if this is technically needed but it is easy to technically encrypt data on your Mac. One way to do it is simply to encrypt everything on your Mac. You may already have this turned on. If you go to System Preferences and go to Security amp;amp; Privacy thereamp;#39;s FileVault. If you turn on FileVault then everything on your Mac is encrypted. Without entering your user password all the data is encrypted. Entering your user password is going to use that as a key to decrypt data as you access it. So then all your