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      <title>Proximity Lock: A Native Security &amp; Productivity Companion for Your Mac</title>
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        <description>Abstract In this post, I am excited to launch Proximity Lock — a native security and productivity companion built specifically for the Apple ecosystem. In this post, we will explore:
The real-world friction that motivated building Proximity Lock Core features: Auto-Lock / Unlock, Cafe Mode, Work Mode, and Remote Control How to join the Launch Creator Rewards to get 50% OFF or Lifetime Pro FREE Let&amp;rsquo;s dive in!
Motivation I got tired of two things in my daily workflow on macOS:</description>
      
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