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I honestly can’t think of any Apple policy that restricts what I run on my Mac. I haven’t upgraded to Big Sur yet, and maybe I just don’t rely on anything yet t
by mcintyre1994 6y ago
I honestly can’t think of any Apple policy that restricts what I run on my Mac. I haven’t upgraded to Big Sur yet, and maybe I just don’t rely on anything yet that’s against their policies and will be mad when I hit that point. What concretely are the awful policies that are restrictive on Mac that you’re thinking of?
- ogre_codes 6y agoWhen a new "App" is installed on Big Sur (and I think this was on Catalina too), there is a check to see if the developer ID has been tagged as providing malware. When Big Sur launched, there was a glitch and the servers hung, leaving a lot of users in a bit of a lurch. It's easy to disable the check and a lot of software never gets checked for other reasons.