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It's called SIP, or rootless, but it can be turned off by the user unlike iOS. So you don't need to 'root' a Mac. An admin user in MacOS is always in sudoers t
by pram 4y ago
It's called SIP, or rootless, but it can be turned off by the user unlike iOS. So you don't need to 'root' a Mac.
An admin user in MacOS is always in sudoers though.