And if you consider locking notes in general, make sure to follow basic password-creating principles.
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There is also a trick to creating different passwords for different notes, meaning protected notes do not all have to rely on a single password if you want to make Notes even more secure.
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See our full guide on protecting notes on your iPhone for more information. You can toggle off biometrics and rely solely on passwords for accessing locked notes in these cases. Multi-user biometrics may be a thing in a household as several family members could have multiple fingerprints or faces saved to expedite bypassing lock screens.
If you have more than one folder in a section, a new folder will automatically be created to contain all your notes, "All on My iPhone" folder in this case.īear in mind, however, that biometrics such as Touch ID or Face ID defeat the purpose of "locking" notes if other users have their biometrics saved on those other devices - which means those folks have permission to unlock locked notes with their fingerprints or facial features instead of a password. You can tap "New Folder" at the bottom, select "On My iPhone" to create a new local folder, then tap that folder's name once created, or you can just tap the default "Notes" folder under On My iPhone to begin generating local, non-synced notes right away.
You may have to scroll down to find it depending on your display view, text size, and the number of folders and subfolders in your iCloud section. Now, when you open Notes to the Folders screen (you may need to tap the back button if you're in a folder already), you should see an On My iPhone section with a "Notes" folder.īy default, Apple prioritizes the iCloud section at the top when logged into iCloud, but On My iPhone should be the next section, before any third-party sections for Gmail, Yahoo, or the like. When setting up your iPhone for the first time, if you did not log into or use iCloud, "On My iPhone" is already toggled on for Notes (as that would be the only folder available in the app). Open up the Settings app, scroll down and tap on "Notes," then toggle on the "'On My iPhone' Account" setting. Everything in this folder will not sync to your iPad or Mac since it's stored locally. This option is the easiest solution if you need to keep a particular set of notes solely on your iPhone.
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You can keep notes only on your iPhone so that they never sync to your other devices, you can lock your notes with a password so only you can access them, or you can turn off syncing on your iPhone or your other devices. There are a few options for protecting your sensitive notes when more than one device is logged into your account. When Notes syncs across your iPad and Mac via iCloud - devices that family members or coworkers may share - you run the risk of having your notes read, edited, and deleted by other people. If you store important, sensitive information on your iPhone in Notes, you'll want to be more careful.
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