Not sure if this is the right sub-forum to post in but here goes:
Im wondering if there are any resource hungry and just things I don't use like iCloud and etc I can turn off. Im an IT student, studying software development and I strictly do only school stuff on my mac.
For security and performance reasons are there things I can do? I did some digging around on google and found threads that were from 2008 and 2009 with no useful information. I mean with every update they add things from iOS to macOS which seems like a lot of unnecessary clutter I'm never going to use anyway and they must be using some resources and associated services, right?
Im wondering if there are any resource hungry and just things I don't use like iCloud and etc I can turn off. Im an IT student, studying software development and I strictly do only school stuff on my mac.
For security and performance reasons are there things I can do? I did some digging around on google and found threads that were from 2008 and 2009 with no useful information. I mean with every update they add things from iOS to macOS which seems like a lot of unnecessary clutter I'm never going to use anyway and they must be using some resources and associated services, right?