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MacOS Catalina: Slow by Design?

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nromiun ◴[] No.23273360[source]
> This is not just for files downloaded from the internet, nor is it only when you launch them via Finder, this is everything. So even if you write a one line shell script and run it in a terminal, you will get a delay!

> Apple’s most recent OS where it appears that low-level system API such as exec and getxattr now do synchronous network activity before returning to the caller.

Can anyone confirm this? Because honestly this is just terrifying. I don't think even Windows authorises every process from a server. This doesn't sound good for both privacy and speed.

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greatjack613 ◴[] No.23273390[source]
Privacy it may be a plus since in theory notarization provides some protection.

Speed, definitely not, this is going to make things slowwwww

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tromp ◴[] No.23273412[source]
> provides some protection.

That's security, not privacy...

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sooheon ◴[] No.23273557[source]
Although insecurity leads to less privacy as well.
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1. ashtonkem ◴[] No.23273711{4}[source]
Insecurity leads to loss of privacy, but security does not lead to privacy. Things can be secure and non-private by design.