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I think the implication is you can type on the plugged in keyboard, but the OS won't pass the input through unless the first thing typed is a secret. This is s
by codezero 7y ago
I think the implication is you can type on the plugged in keyboard, but the OS won't pass the input through unless the first thing typed is a secret.
This is somewhat similar to how bluetooth keyboards are enabled on macOS (or were the last time I connected one).
- mikeash 7y agoPrecisely. You get some authorization box and your input only goes to that box. If you authorize, it then acts like a normal keyboard.