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It isn't a very useful feature, but it is designed to simply protect against accidental deletion and modification while it's engaged. It isn't even good for the purpose it's designed for because you have to remember to lock it every time you plan to only read it. If you remember to lock it, you probably will be conscious of the danger of inadvertent modification. Personally, I'd rather just back everything up on the computer.

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