Re: What's this "Pvt" Directory?

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Davoud <star@sky.net> wrote:
> I use Exces to maintain an encrypted folder on each of my Macs. 

There is no need for such an app when you can create encrypted disk images
with ease using Disk Utility which is included with every installation of
macOS. And judging by the reviews here, you're putting your data at risk by
using this particular app:

<https://www.macupdate.com/app/mac/21149/exces>

No thanks.

> In many
> cases the files that I save to the encrypted folder (when it is
> unlocked) are also saved to an unencrypted folder. On one Mac it is a
> folder named Pvt. On another the folder is named Exces. I did not
> create either of these folders. What's up with that?

Ask the developer of Exces.

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