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I'm a software developer at a company where ~50% of the staff is a developer and our IT fleet management enforces SIP. This simply isn't an option for us becaus
by sspiff 3y ago
I'm a software developer at a company where ~50% of the staff is a developer and our IT fleet management enforces SIP. This simply isn't an option for us because of security requirements from our customers.
- zarzavat 3y agoOK, but this is not macOS’s fault.
- sspiff 3y agoSIP is the default though. Turning it off is an option for some, for now. But Apple has clearly indicated they're moving towards a more restrictive ecosystem through there actions for a long time now.
- DannyBee 3y agoIt turns out you get to take responsibility for the downstream consequences of your actions, whether you expected them or others help you or not. That is true in most social, legal, etc settings. (in law, it's known as but-for causation) So yes, this is MacOS's fault.
- tinus_hn 3y agoTry moving to Windows and seeing how free you are to setup things in an enterprise environment.