Although 10.15.3 fixes a serious bug in Mail and Catalina is steadily maturing, there are many users who still shouldn’t upgrade.
macOS 10.15
Catches and issues with the 10.15.3 update – and good news on two important bugs which it fixed.
When restoring a Catalina system from Time Machine backups, this ‘new’ folder may appear. What should you do with it?
The behaviour of quarantine flags, SIP flags, and the mysterious new com.apple.macl attribute, which never ceases to puzzle.
What has happened in the Applications folder: two apps with an identical name? Isn’t it protected by SIP anyway?
According to Apple’s release notes for the Catalina 10.15.3 update, there are only two changes which merit specific […]
Apple has just released the update to bring Catalina to version 10.15.3, together with Security Updates for both […]
Despite the lack of documentation from Apple, here’s a full rundown on the only tool provided to control privacy settings.
App translocation, signature checks, XProtect and more explained, with key messages from the log to help you diagnose problems.
Using Little Snitch, this becomes unresolvable, as the app can’t complete first run checks, and every time you try, it’s translocated to a different folder, causing Little Snitch to block it again.
The Eclectic Light Company 