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OK, but if it's a real security risk why do they only protect their own services? Why not have the user jump through a bunch of complex hoops like editing a pli
by calciphus 6y ago
OK, but if it's a real security risk why do they only protect their own services? Why not have the user jump through a bunch of complex hoops like editing a plist file from an elevated terminal account? Hell, this is the os that makes it onerous to install software that didn't come from the App store. Clearly they don't mind throwing some user pain in front of basic activities.
- Wowfunhappy 6y ago> Hell, this is the os that makes it onerous to install software that didn't come from the App store. No, they really don’t. Unsigned software is a little onerous, but signed software can come from outside the Mac App Store.