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This article was co-authored by our trained team of editors and researchers who validated it for accuracy and comprehensiveness. WikiHow's Content Management Team carefully monitors the work from our editorial staff to ensure that each article is backed by trusted research and meets our high quality standards. If you’ve enabled the “Anywhere” option by using the Terminal command above and later want to reverse it, you can head back to Terminal and run this command: $ sudo spctl -master-enable This command reverses the spctl -master-disable command that you ran to set Gatekeeper’s “Allow app downloads from” setting to “Anywhere.”. Atau kalau komputer Mac anda settingan bahasanya bahasa Inggris “Allow apps downloaded from: Anywhere” Tetapi tidak seperti versi Mac OS X sebelumnya, di macOS Sierra dan High Sierra sedikit memiliki pengaturan keamanan yang berbeda di defaultnya. After you right-click and select Open, Gatekeeper doesn’t prevent the app from launching anymore. Therefore, adding an exception in Terminal really isn’t needed unless maybe you want to push an unsigned app out to a large group of Mac users who are too lazy or too dumb to right-click.
A new feature in Mountain Lion is the ability to protect your Mac from running applications that are not from authorised developers. This means developers from the App Store and identified developers apps will run normally. Those apps that are from other sources will automatically be disabled, and not run. This is a security measure to ensure no malicious code runs on your Mac. However, if you like downloading and running apps that are not from the usual source, you may want to turn this off. This post will show you how.
Allow Apps Downloaded From Anywhere Mac Terminals
Allow Alternate Applications To Run
To allow any application, downloaded from any source to run you need to change a system preference setting. Open up system preferences in your applications folder. Select the Security & Privacy preference. Under the general tab there is an option to select which applications run depending on there download source.
This little system preferences option will allow you to change settings.
You can then pick the option you want. If you want to be very safe you can pick Mac App Store only. If you want to run your computer normally I would select the second option of Mac App Store and identified developers, I don’t see why it has to be any more strict than this. If you want an app downloaded from anywhere to run you select the option entitled anywhere.
Its a simple setting, however if you experiment with applications downloaded from various sorted, you may want to select the third option.