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I don't think the point isn't about you or me - we're perfectly capable of bypassing this (for now). The point is a) about Apple's hostility b) what to expect
by q3k 7y ago
I don't think the point isn't about you or me - we're perfectly capable of bypassing this (for now).
The point is a) about Apple's hostility b) what to expect from your average macOS user as a developer (most will have no idea what SIP even is, and then telling them to disable SIP is borderline irresponsible).
- Wowfunhappy 7y agoGP said that they as a user disliked using macOS because they "had less and less freedoms to manipulate the system." If GP wants more freedoms on their machine, GP should go ahead and grant their own wish. Regular software shouldn't run into SIP. It will run into Gatekeeper if the developer doesn't explicitly notarize/sign it, but I don't think it's irresponsible to tell users how to bypass Gatekeeper.