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One thing that you should also be aware of: on the later Macs (T2 Intel and M1) there is activation lock protection too. This ties the Mac to your Apple ID and
by GekkePrutser 5y ago
One thing that you should also be aware of: on the later Macs (T2 Intel and M1) there is activation lock protection too. This ties the Mac to your Apple ID and it can't be reinstalled without it. Just like an iPhone.
It's meant for theft protection but it causes us headaches at work when employees have left and used their personal Apple ID. Apple will disable it but only if you can prove ownership.