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Check Windows, BitLocker, and camera privacy requirements before choosing features you can actually use.
Version 1.0.0 targets 64-bit Windows 10 and 11, with Pro, Enterprise, or Education recommended. Home can use basic triggers and Windows lock, but normally cannot use vault creation and protection that depend on system BitLocker.
Read the full answer →You can still use shortcut, device, or camera triggers for basic window and Windows-lock protection, but you cannot create or rely on a BitLocker vault for sensitive files.
Read the full answer →The Hidden attribute only changes File Explorer visibility, and NTFS permissions primarily control accounts in the current Windows installation. EFS encrypts individual files, while BitLocker protects a volume. For a selected collection that should open and lock as one unit, a VHDX containing an NTFS volume protected by BitLocker is another option.
Read the full answer →No. Camera detection is processed locally, does not identify faces, and does not save, record, or upload images. Camera features are disabled by default and operate only after the user enables them.
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