Description
Keep Out
Keep Out is a handy app that helps you keep your important files and data safe from prying eyes. With just a click of your mouse, this tool uses a strong algorithm to lock up the folder you choose and changes the memory value of that encrypted directory. It’s super easy!
Protect Your Files with Ease
This application is a solid choice for anyone looking to safeguard their important data. You can encrypt selected folders and even hide them so that no one can access them. All you need to do is pick the folder you want to protect and click on the padlock icon.
How It Works
Once you’ve locked a folder, it disappears from any file opening window, meaning it won’t show up in Windows Explorer either! The program also alters the memory value of that path, keeping users from accessing its actual contents—even if they somehow find out about the folder.
Unlocking Your Folders
The cool part? If you ever need to access those files again, Keep Out lets you restore the folders back to normal whenever you want! Once encrypted, just look for your folder in Keep Out’s drop-down menu. Select it and hit the open padlock button to unlock it.
Double Protection with Passwords
Keep Out offers double protection: not only does it encrypt and hide your folders, but it also locks them down with a password. You’ll need this key to access the app's interface, and be careful—you have a limited number of attempts before getting locked out!
User-Friendly Yet Secure
This app is designed for one user at a time since it only supports one password profile. But don’t worry—it’s still reliable for protecting your important files, especially if you're using a shared computer. The encryption keeps others from opening, transferring or backing up your files, so always remember that password!
NOTE: If you're curious about pricing, you'll need to get in touch with the app's developer.
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Keep Out offers a simple solution to protect important files by encrypting and hiding folders with just a click. Ideal for personal or shared computers.