Looking for new tool to add in your homebrew archieve? Well, here's one courtesy of homebrew coder knopper. Check out the initial release of his app, "Lock The Folder," a handy homebrewing tool that allows you to, well as the name implies, locked not just your PSP folders, but also individual files and subdirectories.
Developer's note:
Hi, this is my homebrew "Lock The Folder". It bolts not only the PSP-folder (MUSIC, VIDEO, PICTURE, ISO, GAME150, PHOTO) but also individual files and subdirectories. If you want, you can use a password. Windows has no access to the content of the locked folders.
The dev adds that this app has been properly tested to work on PSP 1000, PSP 2000, PSP 3004 and PSP GO with 6.20 TN-D.
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