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Have a look at this article
Does Apple really log every app you run? A technical look – Jacopo Jannone - blog
Gatekeeper checks apps on first launch to verify they are legit, a new OS install will trigger this when apps launch for the first time. This is not done at every app launch like the original article suggested.
I have no issue with this behavior and its how Apple positioned Gatekeeper.
Does Apple really log every app you run? A technical look – Jacopo Jannone - blog
Gatekeeper checks apps on first launch to verify they are legit, a new OS install will trigger this when apps launch for the first time. This is not done at every app launch like the original article suggested.
I have no issue with this behavior and its how Apple positioned Gatekeeper.
Add this to HOSTS and fix it:
127.0.0.1 oscp.apple.com
Fixes another issue with Big Sur, the Amazon Music app being incorrectly declared malware and it being moved to trash.
I also am not some dumb moron who needs some nagware running to protect me from myself. Now, if only I could get root to work properly to undo some other unnecessary stuff Big Sur did.
127.0.0.1 oscp.apple.com
Fixes another issue with Big Sur, the Amazon Music app being incorrectly declared malware and it being moved to trash.
I also am not some dumb moron who needs some nagware running to protect me from myself. Now, if only I could get root to work properly to undo some other unnecessary stuff Big Sur did.