If notarization is going to be required by default, and Apple wants users to depend on this as a signal of trust, they really need to use something other than l

If notarization is going to be required by default, and Apple wants users to depend on this as a signal of trust, they really need to use something other than light gray text on a gray dialog to inform users that the software they’re opening for the first time is checked and notarized. That dialog that you’re trying to open software from the internet feels like a BE CAREFUL warning—which feels odd when the light gray text says they’ve checked it and found nothing malicious. Not that I think users shouldn’t be encouraged to be aware ... but it feels rather odd.