How to run apps outside system security policies in macOS Sequoia
Security policies are provided in macOS to restrict which apps can run outside of the usual protective system policies. Here’s how macOS Sequoia can override system policies in some cases.
Apple’s macOS is one of the most secure operating systems in the world. Even so, no operating system is foolproof, and security breaches are still possible.
In the past decade, Apple has added several additional security features to macOS which helps improve security. These include but are not limited to:
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