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Again, perhaps it is because Apple is planning for a future where SIP and Gatekeeper cannot be turned off. A future where macOS is basically reduced/merged to

Again, perhaps it is because Apple is planning for a future where SIP and Gatekeeper cannot be turned off. A future where macOS is basically reduced/merged to iPadOS. Time will tell.

musicale 7y ago
I expect Macs in enterprise/education are locked down so that Gatekeeper and SIP can't be turned off by normal users. But preventing ALL Macs from turning off Gatekeeper and SIP? I think that would be unpopular.
- Wowfunhappy 7y ago
  A company or school can already do this easily, by the way, by setting a boot-loader password and restricting admin access. Notably, this are normal macOS functions, you don't need a fancy mtm setup.
  - dcbadacd 7y ago
    That would violate GPLv3, wouldn't it?
    - Wowfunhappy 7y ago
      IANAL, but I really don't think so. On a company laptop, the company owns the laptop, and the company can lock it down as much or as little as they want.