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Developer
Foozoo Design
Lockdown is a Mac security application built from the popular iAlertU. With a new interface, splash screen, and icon, Lockdown makes securing your Mac while you step away even easier than ever.
What's New
Version 1.0.6:
- Splash screen now fades away after 60 seconds
- Fixed issue with setting Lockdown's "Motion Sensitivity" to high. Important: If you are experiencing problems with Lockdown's alarm triggering too easily, you'll need to drag the slider at least one tick mark away from its current location. Afterwards, you can then drag it back to wherever you'd like.
- Added more documentation to Lockdown's interface
Requirements
PPC / Intel, Basic:
*Previously available here
PPC / Intel, Basic:
- Mac OS X 10.5 or later
- iSight Camera
- Apple Remote
- Configured Mail E-mail Account
*Previously available here
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Lockdown is a Mac security application built from the popular iAlertU. With a new interface, splash screen, and icon, Lockdown makes securing your Mac while you step away even easier than ever.
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Waste of everyone's time.
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Try reading the description, MORON!
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Sadly, it's this kind of restrictiveness in a lot of programming that really makes my work on other platforms seem so much friendlier, even in windoze (shudder).
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Progress is called progress for a reason. Stick to using iAlertU. Last I checked, it supports Tiger just fine.
This flame bait has not place here.
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I want the developer to know there is interest, but that it has to stay as only an "interest," unless it can work with "antiquated" 12 month old systems.
Sorry, but Leopard has removed nearly 5 times the functionality that it supposedly added, and Tiger did the same, but not as bad, even though it's upgrade prevents nearly $50,000 worth of professional equipment from working with the computer, that will never be upgraded itself... I'd call that waste, not progress. However, ALL the windoze software we have works from 95 all the way to XP without issue in any direction, and I find that sad.
I understand that upgrading is the neatest thing for some people and applications. But it isn't necessary for most of the things we end up testing, reviewing and using,, both here and for other places.
I use my Mac primarily for work, and all the Macs at work are used ONLY for work, however, 2 cannot be upgraded to Tiger because of loss of functionality, and the whole company cannot upgrade to Leopard for the same reason.
If admin feels this is a "troll," please feel free to remove it and the other comments, but the original intent was serious.
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1. option for a iSight Motion Sensor (adjustable) and take 1 second snapshots if movement in iSight view.
2. option to set the location of the image file, rather than its current location.
3. option to have no audible alarm (though volume down will fix that)
I guess I could go for Periscope (stills) or Iris or Evocam (for video too)... though I prefer Lockdowns ease of use and interface
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Mac-Devil reviewed on 21 Aug 2008
Thx...
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Even if i switch the iSight option off.
No changes.
Truly sad...
Any hints beside waiting for a new update?
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needs an update
all i have to do is do the waiting game now
iSight feature activated.
When I Lockdown my system, and attempt to activate the alarm, it works perfectly till after it takes the iSight picture to store. I notice after the picture is taken (green indicator goes off), the alarm stops and the program fails and is no longer in the toolbar (basically crashes).
But with the iSight feature turned off, the alarm works fine when activated and disarms fine inputting the correct password and the LockDown app still active and ready in the menu bar.