> I mean, installing audio highjack on an M1 is a quick 19 steps involving a reboot (I kid you not): As a Mac user, installing software that can capture user i

> I mean, installing audio highjack on an M1 is a quick 19 steps involving a reboot (I kid you not): As a Mac user, installing software that can capture user input (like audio or keyboard strokes) in as few steps as possible is not a priority for me. I think there's a fine line between (a) requiring extra steps as part of a genuine concern for user security, and (b) preventing the user from running custom code to "protect them from themselves". As a developer, I'm willing to tolerate the former but not the latter.