How to Set a Lock Screen Message on a Mac
Click on the Apple menu., Click on System Preferences. , Click on Security & Privacy., Click on General. , Click on the padlock icon., Enter admin credentials., Click on the checkbox next to "Show a message when the screen is locked.", Click on Set...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Click on the Apple menu.
It's the black, apple-shaped icon in the upper-left of your screen. -
Step 2: Click on System Preferences.
, It's near the top of the Preferences window. ,, It's in the lower left of the dialog box. , Only an admin can make changes to security and privacy settings. , Make sure it's blue and displaying a checkmark. ,, Then click on Ok. , You've now set a lock screen message for your Mac. -
Step 3: Click on Security & Privacy.
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Step 4: Click on General.
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Step 5: Click on the padlock icon.
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Step 6: Enter admin credentials.
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Step 7: Click on the checkbox next to "Show a message when the screen is locked."
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Step 8: Click on Set Lock Message.
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Step 9: Type your desired message.
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Step 10: Click on the padlock icon.
Detailed Guide
It's the black, apple-shaped icon in the upper-left of your screen.
, It's near the top of the Preferences window. ,, It's in the lower left of the dialog box. , Only an admin can make changes to security and privacy settings. , Make sure it's blue and displaying a checkmark. ,, Then click on Ok. , You've now set a lock screen message for your Mac.
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