Intel msgbox what does it mean?

[camelia]

Hello,

Suddenly appear this message what does it mean?

Thanks
Camelia

 

[kitKAC]

What have you got plugged into your ports?

 

[bogdanw]

Apple support:
"If your Mac asks you to allow an accessory to connect"
https://support.apple.com/en-us/102282
https://support.apple.com/102282
"Allow accessories to connect to Mac"
https://support.apple.com/en-us/guide/mac-help/mchlf779ae93/mac
https://support.apple.com/guide/mac-help/mchlf779ae93/mac

 

[camelia]

Apple support:
"If your Mac asks you to allow an accessory to connect"
https://support.apple.com/en-us/102282
https://support.apple.com/102282
"Allow accessories to connect to Mac"
https://support.apple.com/en-us/guide/mac-help/mchlf779ae93/mac
https://support.apple.com/guide/mac-help/mchlf779ae93/mac

Where is the option Don't ask me, What is the logic about it?

Is if I disconnect this gadget and connect it again? and every time I inset a new SD card????

Why apple? why?

Thanks
Came

 

[Grumpus]

If you select Automatically When Unlocked it won't ask for your permission, as long as the computer is unlocked when you plug in the device. Devices are remembered, so you won't be bothered again for a device you've previously allowed to connect.

 

[Honza1]

Where is the option Don't ask me, What is the logic about it?

Options are connect od do not connect, "Don't ask me" is not clear what it means - "Don's ask me and connect always" or "Don't ask me and do not connect ever". As noted above, once you allow device once, it is remembered and you will not be asked again.
Note, that for SD card readers if you insert different SD card it will ask again. In that case you are adding new device to the system and question is important to warn you about device which could bring virus onto your system.
This behavior is not that dissimilar from Windows.

 

[pipo2]

Options are connect od do not connect, "Don't ask me" is not clear what it means - "Don's ask me and connect always" or "Don't ask me and do not connect ever". As noted above, once you allow device once, it is remembered and you will not be asked again.
Note, that for SD card readers if you insert different SD card it will ask again. In that case you are adding new device to the system and question is important to warn you about device which could bring virus onto your system.
This behavior is not that dissimilar from Windows.

Allow accessories to connect? IMHO, in this case the option 'Always' is 'Don't Ask Me'.

Sytem Settings.../Privacy & Security
go down to Security and 'Allow accessories to connect', then make your choice:
1. Ask Every Time -- which appears to be what is encountered at the moment
2. Ask for New Accessories -- is what is described above
3. Automatically When Unlocked
4. Always -- yep, no more dialogs ought to appear when you connect whatever...

Note option 4 in plain view!
macOS has a similar way of allowing applications to run on your Mac. But in that case 'Always' is hidden by default.