You can secure a folder from your Samsung Galaxy A12 and also use the built-in Secure Folder feature. Here's a simple step guidelines:
- Open the app drawer and find the Secure Folder app (it has an icon that looks like a folder with a lock).
If you haven't set up Secure Folder before, you'll need to go through the initial setup process, which involves signing in with your Samsung account or creating a new one.
- Once you're set up, open the Secure Folder app and follow the on-screen instructions to set a secure lock method, such as a PIN, password, or biometric authentication (fingerprint or face recognition).
- After setting up the lock, you can start adding content to the secure folder. You can either move existing files and apps into the folder or create new ones directly within it.
- To add files, tap the "Add files" option and choose the files you want to move or copy into the secure folder.
- To add apps, tap the "Add apps" option and select the apps you want to move into the secure folder.
You can access the secure folder anytime by opening the Secure Folder app and entering your lock method.
- Inside the secure folder, you can manage your files and apps separately from the rest of your device. They are protected with an additional layer of security.
That's a brief (8171) overview of how to secure a folder using the Secure Folder feature on the Samsung Galaxy A12. Remember to choose a strong lock method and keep it private to ensure the security of your content.
