Recently, WeChat has launched a new feature in the macOS version - the ability to remotely lock the screen. The effect after locking the screen is as shown below: The original intention of designing this function is also very good. Imagine that we log in to WeChat on the office computer and are processing some work. If we need to leave the computer temporarily, we can use this function to lock WeChat to prevent others from seeing your WeChat content. Or if we forget to turn off the computer when we leave, we can also use this function to remotely lock the WeChat interface to protect privacy, which is very convenient. So, how is this useful feature implemented? After logging WeChat into macOS, a "macOS logged in" notification will appear at the top of the mobile version of WeChat. Click it and click "Lock" on this interface. If you want to unlock it, you can also operate through this interface, which is very convenient and practical. If you haven't seen this feature on your macOS version of WeChat, it is recommended that you upgrade WeChat to the latest version in the App Store. As of now, this feature has not been launched on the Windows version, but according to the official WeChat update rhythm in the past, Windows users should not have to wait too long. Do you use this function on WeChat? |
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