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Lockable folder for iphone?
So I'm wanting to keep passport photos and other sensitive data on my iPhone. . . . For travel and security etc
Anyone recommend an app or an iOS feature that can do this for me?
Any help would be appreciated, thank you 
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I can neither recommend nor rule out ...
https://www.apple.com/wallet/
However, it's built-in and free, and from the company you're already trusting most of your digital life to.
Thank @wim yes i use that for bank cards and travel but wanted something that can hold my driver license and passport copies too.
Probably very few people are going to see this in the Other section. It's technically where it belongs, but I'm going to move it out so that more people can weigh in. Hopefully nobody gets too bugged at either of us for that. 😉
If you hold on an app it give the opportunity to add face id to open it. Would that do if you found a file manager app you like? Although they usually have some sort of lock feature.
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/filebrowser-professional/id854618029
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/filebrowser-documents-manager/id364738545
SECURITY AND ENCRYPTION
FileBrowser securely stores your passwords in the iOS keychain and uses iOS encryption features to protect your local content. Protect local files using a password, TouchID or FaceID.
There's a somewhat awkward feature in the built-in "Photos" app: you can "Hide" photos with the "..." menu. Then, you have to enable the "Hidden" album in Settings -> Apps -> Photos, and then, back in the Photos app, a new album "Hidden" appears under "Utilities" if you manage to somehow navigate that fresh hell of an UI clusterfuck... and that album requires an extra Face ID to be viewed. So who knows, this might just be what you need 🤷♂️
@Ailerom thank you. The addition of adding face ID to open an app or folder is very useful and I did not know this before. Cool tip
Filebrowser app looks useful too.
You could add them to an Apple Note, tag it and lock it with Face ID?
Even simpler - there is "Hidden" album directly in photos app, you can put them there, they are then FaceID locked.
Also in general for additional security my suggestion is do not use FaceID at all (you can be always forced to unlock the phone just by holding it before your face) and rather use just pin code ..
...but you can just as easily be forced to enter the pin code 😁🔫
Exactly! And there’s also this for FaceID.
Though if you have a gun to your head, or someone’s threatening to cut off a finger, I’m pretty sure you’ll look or give up a pin code 😂
I sometimes think we watch too many movies.
🙂 It's not really about movies. In many jurisdictions, it's illegal to withhold encryption keys from TheAuthorities™. Maybe even in most.
In a nutshell: Security Through Encryption is useless against omnipotent adversaries like governments.