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I am fairly sure they will and can solve it remotely.

• CJefferson 6y ago
  I'm surprised at the suggestion in the article that Apple won't do something "messy" like push a fix via antivirus, but will instead just leave un-updated Macs around forever unless users (a) find out this a problem somehow, and (b) do a manual update.
  • GRiMe2D 6y ago
    A long time ago iOS 6 or 5 had the same issues with updating the iOS. Their solution was to push an app to App Store which was called "iOS updater" or something. Installing and launching it would allow you install iOS update from Settings app. I think they will do the same with Mac
  • arusahni 6y ago
    Or whatever they did to remove the Zoom vulnerability.
  • Wowfunhappy 6y ago
    Not to say that Apple doesn’t have other options, but I don’t think they can “push a fix via antivirus”. XProtect can remove software (like Zoom), but I don’t believe it can reconfigure the system.