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Apple will update Macs to protect users from AI agents with full disk access
mashable.com/tech/apple-will-update-full-disk-access-due-to-updates-ai-agentsposted in Technology
Apple will update Macs to protect users from AI agents with full disk access
mashable.com/tech/apple-will-update-full-disk-access-due-to-updates-ai-agentsReplying to @TryingToBeGood@reddthat.com
Protect the user from themselves.
Replying to @DickHertz@lemmy.world
MacOS is an open platform, I am glad you have to jump through a few hoops to put yourself in danger unlike windows
Replying to @dudeface@lemmy.world
An “open” platform?
Edit: Of course, here come the fanboys lol it’s ok. I was one of you once. You’ll grow.
Replying to @voidsignal@lemmy.world
I can run anything I want on it, what is closed about it?
Replying to @dudeface@lemmy.world
Being able to run a program on an OS is the bare minimum. Anything not signed by Daddy Apple, you have to add an exception. The moment the exceptions are no longer enough to “protect the user against themselves,” you can’t do a thing. Why? Because it’s a fully closed, walled platform.
It’s like being in prison and being told you’re free because you can walk in the yard.
Replying to @voidsignal@lemmy.world
Downloaded apps that are unsigned just need to be approved in settings
It is clear you don’t know what you are talking about
Replying to @dudeface@lemmy.world
You own the keys? It is actually extremely clear that you have no clue about what you are talking about. Re-read what I said.
Replying to @voidsignal@lemmy.world
I read it, none of makes sense to anyone that understands how computer work
You argued I couldn’t run anything I wanted, I proved you can
Go learn how an operating system works
Replying to @dudeface@lemmy.world
No. I said the platform is closed. Not that you could not run anything. I argued that while you still CAN run whatever you want, that does not make it an open platform. Apple is one flag away from removing that right from you, and you won’t be able to do jack shit about it if (when) they do. And thank you, but I know very well how a computer works. I also happen to know macOS very well too, and you, you just don’t my friend. You understand marketing.
It’s ok. Not arguing more than that with a fanboy. I was one of you back in the days. You’ll eventually understand. In the meantime, good luck.
Replying to @voidsignal@lemmy.world
I saw your deleted comment
You are acting dense on purpose and equating security controls to a walled garden
You can disable the controls if you go in to system recovery mode (which will disable protections for the whole OS)
Give it up
Replying to @dudeface@lemmy.world
you are cute