Re: Disk Utility/encrypted images - choices
- From: Jeffrey Goldberg <nobody@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 16 Oct 2008 11:27:59 -0500
In <wayne.morris-74C7BD.00230016102008@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, Wayne C....:
That, or he's set it to automatically log him in when his Mac is booted.
Either way, it means he has chosen to use less security.
I believe that that is also default behavior. One has to deliberately go in and set this system to not log in to the first account (which is also an admin account) by default.
I do wish Apple would encourage better security habits. But I don't think that the choices that they've made are outrageous for a typical home desktop system.
I also put tighter security on portables. The desktops don't have "password required after screen saver or sleep", but my portable does.
Also on my daughter's machine I only have one account (an admin account) for myself, while on machines that I use more frequently, I have two accounts for myself, admin and regular.
So it is hard to know what the defaults should be. People use different machines in different ways. A typical home user who isn't afraid of other people in the house doing something they oughtn't may be fine with the default set up (until the cat comes along).
Cheers,
-j
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