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How to create a sharing-only user in macOS to limit access
A shared user can have specific access to your volumes.
body>It s easy to share files across a local network with macOS, including making a Time Machine volume available to other users. However, you don t have to let everyone have full access to your Mac or completely lock them out. The Mac allows for sharing-only users that let you shape what they can see and do separately from your main account and other accounts on a Mac, as well as what guest connections may access.
In macOS there are three kinds of accounts via the Users & Groups preference pane:
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How to set up a guest account and guest sharing in macOS
Apple lets account-free users have access in macOS with your permission.
body>It s been hard to extend hospitality since early 2020, but Apple still lets macOS offer your guests plenty of privileges. In macOS, there are two ways for people without user accounts to make use of your Mac, so long as you give them permission.
Guest account
The guest account in macOS is a great way to hand over your computer to someone without giving them any access whatsoever to any of your files, passwords, or other information.
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How to share a Mac’s drive with another Mac, whether Intel or Apple silicon
You can access the startup volume on one Mac as a drive that appears on another that’s directly connected. This is known as Target Disk Mode on Intel Macs; it s still available on Apple silicon Macs, too.
body>Apple has long offered a way for you to access the startup volume on one Mac as a drive that appears on another that s directly connected. Until recently, that methods was known as Target Disk Mode, and it remains in place for all Intel Macs. New Apple silicon Macs with an M1 processor rely instead on Share Disk (sometimes called Mac Disk Sharing) that requires an entirely different path.