Was WWDC a damp squib after all? With only one new unaffordable Mac announced, and more dreadful privacy dialogs on their way, you might think so.
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The two biggest changes in Catalina are loss of 32-bit software and the requirement for notarization – which also affects Mojave. All is explained.
Apple’s operating systems have a gamut of icons and symbols. Where can you get them ready to use? SF Symbols now delivers that, or so it might appear.
Apple has pushed an update to the data used by TCC, the privacy protection system in macOS 10.14 […]
Apple has pushed an update to the data used by Gatekeeper, bringing its version number to 167, dated […]
What’s coming at WWDC, and how will Apple profit handsomely from Marzipan even if it doesn’t help many developers?
Apple has very recently announced that all support for Back to My Mac will cease by 1 July […]
Apple has updated its AirPort Base Station firmware to version 7.9.1. If you still use an AirPort Extreme […]
Notarization is already required for some kernel extensions and apps, even in 10.14.5. So how do you tell whether an app or code bundle is notarized?
The Mojave 10.14.5 update changed security of kernel extensions. But did it make notarization a requirement? How to tackle such installations.
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