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This setting in Preference Panel is opt-in, not opt-out. Default behaviour does not reject non-MAS apps. Most likely a security setting for companies or restric
by jeromegv 11y ago
This setting in Preference Panel is opt-in, not opt-out. Default behaviour does not reject non-MAS apps. Most likely a security setting for companies or restricted environments.
The rest is pure speculation.
- joesmo 11y agoDefault behavior rejects anything not in the MAS or signed by Apple developers. It also resets to this default on every OS upgrade. Seems pretty clear it's not only opt-out, it's opt-out until the next upgrade when Apple will ram it down your fucking throat again just because they can and call it "good design." Fuck them.
- 15155 11y agoWhich part was speculation? The SIP setting is most certainly "opt-out." Have you demoed El Capitan? The Preferences -> Security -> Allow non-MAS/non-signed apps setting is most certainly "opt-out" on any machine you buy from Apple or at the store. Prefacing something with "I suspect" generally allows one to speculate. The trend is that you're gradually losing control of your machine.