Before macOS 10.13 High Sierra was released to us, users can turn on the Keychain Access menubar item, so they can quick access to lock screen or keychain directly from the menu bar. And now with High Sierra Apple adds an official Lock Screen feature that's simpler and faster than older systems.
Once the feature was enabled, you will able to instantly lock your Mac with system-wide menu options or keyboard shortcuts. Every time when you lock the screen, you must first enter the correct user login name and password to access the Mac again. Here is enable it.
- Pull down the Apple menu from any application
- Choose “Lock Screen” to instantly lock the Mac screen and bring up the login window
- you can also hit Command + Control + Q to activate Lock Screen on the Mac
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