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HOW TO LOCK A FOLDER IN NOTES HOW TO
HOW TO LOCK A FOLDER IN NOTES PRO
HOW TO LOCK A FOLDER IN NOTES PASSWORD
HOW TO LOCK A FOLDER IN NOTES MAC

Check the Notes > Locked section or type into the Search Bar First, you must delete all locked notes and empty the Trash.

HOW TO LOCK A FOLDER IN NOTES PASSWORD

All existing locked notes must be deleted in order to use Delete Password Mode. While this situation is unfortunate, it is also done in the name of privacy: we don’t want to see your notes, tags, or any other data.ĭelete Password Mode is an emergency solution for when a Bear user forgets their Note Password, but they want to start over and lock new notes. If you forget your Note Password, we cannot retrieve or reset it, and we cannot recover your locked notes. Please see this document to learn moreĭelete Password Mode (extreme recovery - use with caution!) Automating Bear notes with x-url-callbacks have a few limitations for encrypted notes.

HOW TO LOCK A FOLDER IN NOTES MAC

The iOS app extension and Mac browser extension cannot create or append to encrypted notes.

Encrypted notes cannot be synced to Apple Watch.

Currently, notes containing attachments (including photos) cannot be encrypted.

HOW TO LOCK A FOLDER IN NOTES HOW TO

If you need help on how to backup your Bear notes or your entire device, there’s a blog post for that. They will also be encrypted in backup form. When creating a backup of your Bear notes, encrypted notes will be included with all the others.

If prompted, enter your Note Password to unlock the note and confirm removal.

You can remove a Note Password from one or multiple notes.

In the sheet that appears, enter your current password.

Right-click a locked note in the Note List.

Swipe left on a locked note in the Note List.

You can change your Note Password at any time.

Note: A sticky note on your device or desk is not a safe space

Consider writing the password down and storing it in a safe place.

Do not reuse a password from another service or app.

Do not use details that are easy for others to find, such as your birthday, address, or pet name.

Make it a mixture of capital and lowercase letters, numbers, and symbols.

Consider using an app like 1Password (which you should use anyway!) to create or at least just store your Note Password.

We highly recommend picking a strong but memorable password. When you pick a Note Password, a strength meter will encourage you to pick a strong password, complete with a helpful Password Judgemoji!

Right-click a note in the Note List, or click the (…) in the upper right of a note.

(Optional) Add a password hint to help you remember your Note Password later (but don’t add your password as the hint!).

In the sheet that appears, create your Note Password.

If Face/Touch ID is available on the device, it is enabled automatically to make unlocking notes easier. Add a Note Passwordįollow instructions below to create a Note Password for encrypting notes in Bear. Just like your notes, your Note Password is known only to you-we cannot see or reset it.Įncrypted notes only display titles (if available) in the Note List previews are obfuscated even if a note is unlocked. This helps protect sensitive information and notes from nosy friends, family, and coworkers.

HOW TO LOCK A FOLDER IN NOTES PRO

While the iPad and Mac have access to quick notes in the lower right corner, the iPhone has a control center option to make it easy to get to notes, even when the phone is still locked.As of Bear 1.7, Pro users can encrypt individual notes. Any note made on the iPhone syncs to iCloud if that option is enabled and will appear in the user's iPad and Mac or MacBook. Notes can include checklists, tables, images, and styled text for more creative control and visually helpful information. The Notes app is quite powerful, allowing a variety of content to be stored in a note, including drawings made using the iPhone's Markup tools. While folders help to categorize notes, they require the user to plan ahead and to remember to make use of them. When a large number of notes are stored, finding the right one might require quite a bit of scrolling. This solves one of the few remaining issues with Apple's built-in solution. Apple's Notes app received some nice upgrades with iOS 15, with the addition of tags and Smart Folders making it easier to organize notes when using an iPhone.