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The visual interface on a Mac or iOS which is available before the user has entered a passcode or otherwise to activated the full functionality of the device. This tag should be used when having trouble using the lock screen feature, or when directly regarding the lock screen interface.
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Any way to get the last times the screen was unlocked in macOS?
MacOS Catalina has a log format different from Mojave. Based on the answer from JBis, I wrote a script for Catalina called lockunlock.sh
#!/bin/sh
PERIOD=1d
if [[ $# -ge 1 ]]; then
PERIOD=$1
fi
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