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It would have to ask for Admin role to do so, though.
by jjtheblunt 7y ago
It would have to ask for Admin role to do so, though.
- modeless 7y agoThe installer has to ask too though, doesn't it? So using an installer still provides no benefit.
- DavidSJ 7y agoYes, but the point is that most Mac apps should need neither installer nor admin privileges.
- jjtheblunt 7y agoI believe that (when I wrote and installer for internal use while at Apple) it needn't require admin to drop an app in, say, ~/Applications.
- nsgi 7y agoStill plenty of evil things you can do without admin privileges, like running a server in the background that launches Zoom (as they tried previously).