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good first start. What I still would like to see extra: * option to notify user certificate got revoked. Short description why twitter style and link to detail
by throwaway546456 6y ago
good first start. What I still would like to see extra:
* option to notify user certificate got revoked. Short description why twitter style and link to details and give user choice to quarantine it or to still use it. This is in similar style what antiviruses do it telling you: 'this kind of malware name was potentially found but if we are wrong feel free to remove from quarantine'.
* revocation list is checked twice a day locally on the machine and twice a week (always on the same days) the current way remotely to strike a good balance as a default. Allow user to adjust frequency.
- djxfade 6y ago* and a built-in method in system preferences to turn it off
- the_lucifer 6y agoThis should be added for literally every single "security" thing they've added since at least High Sierra. They've continually added features for improving system security that have proved to be major impediments to a computer being used as a general purpose computing device. A separate section (maybe under Security & Privacy, add in loads of warnings, I don't care) with a deep dive allowing users to enable/disable security features of macOS would be ideal The general taboo asking users to even disable any of the security protections of macOS needs to disappear in my honest opinion. With Big Sur and Apple Silicon, I don't think that it's hyperbole anymore of a locked up macOS just tailored towards casual users and dragging along developers in the process.