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macOS Sequoia has been available for almost a month now. However, users increasingly complain about a privacy change that created a pop-up overload issue. To protect users' privacy, macOS Sequoia has been showing more pop-ups about app permission. While the good intentions are clear, this change seems to be causing more aggregation than anything else. Vercel CEO Guillermo Rauch posted on X about what it's like to open Google Chrome after updating macOS Sequoia: https://twitter.com/rauchg/status/1846590635677004039 According to Apple, macOS Sequoia helps users "more easily manage how much information they are sharing with apps." In addition, new pop-ups about local network connections and contact information are available. Cupertino says these pieces of information are used to track users across apps. By offering a choice to deny access, users can have a more private browsing experience while also sharing less data. However, Rauch isn't alone in having these complaints. A Reddit thread posted a month ago also highlighted how macOS Sequoia has been displaying excessive pop-ups. The thread owner wrote: It's only been a day and I'm feeling completely overloaded by the number of pop-ups in macOS Sequoia. Seriously it's starting to feel like using Windows all over again with the amount of "Are you sure you want to allow application access to your local network? It might be dangerous!". I can't believe there's no way to manage a list of allowed applications and prevent these damn pop-ups from annoying me all day. I'm an engineer of almost 20 years and it feels like my OS is treating me like an idiot. macOS Sequoia 15.1 might fix the problem, but there's another workaround Apple will address this issue with macOS Sequoia 15.1. In addition to Apple Intelligence features, Cupertino will make this interaction less intrusive. By marking an app as trusted, macOS won't repeatedly display pop-up confirmations. In the meantime, there's another workaround available. Developers Jordi Bruin and Antoine van der Lee created Amnseia, an app that allows you to turn off the monthly reminders for Screen Capture Access on an app-by-app basis. Instead of offering a fixed price, the developers let users pay whatever they feel is appropriate. You can even download it for free and then leave a tip for them. Below, you can learn more about macOS Sequoia. Don't Miss: macOS Sequoia 15: Features, Apple Intelligence, download, beta, Mac compatibility The post macOS Sequoia has a pop-up overload issue, and Mac users are raging appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Early Prime Day deals: Rare Nintendo Switch sale, $50 off Oura Ring, $105 Sony ANC headphones, more Early Prime Day deals: Apple blowout, KitchenAid Stand Mixers, Dyson vacuums, $23 Echo Dot, OLED TVs, more Best deals: Tech, laptops, TVs, and more sales Top Prime Day deals: $199 iPad, 75-inch smart TV for $500, Amazon device deals, Crest 3D Whitestrips, more

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While her mother’s posthumous memoir From Here to the Great Unknown sells fast, Riley Keough got fans talking with photos of her in a white baby doll dress, which she wore with black pantyhose and matching Mary Jane shoes. She posed in different parts of Graceland estate, ranging from an indoor sitting area to the garden and then the sound stage, where the recent book event happened. “Last night at Graceland for FROM HERE TO THE GREAT UNKNOWN,” her caption read. Fans react to Riley Keough’s babydoll mini dress Riley Keough / Instagram Riley’s fans reacted to her photo carousel on Instagram, commending her simple but classy fashion and the beautiful features in the backdrop. “You look just like your Mom, so beautiful. I hope to get to Graceland one day,” someone gushed in the comments. Others praised her work on the new book, and thanked her for telling Lisa Marie Presley’s story to honor her lifetime. “The audiobook is incredible. Finished it this morning. Your story has definitely left its mark on my heart,” a second follower commented. Riley Keough / Instagram Keeping Graceland alive Following Lisa Marie’s demise and a few legal battles over Graceland, Riley is now the overseer and sole owner, alongside her siblings Harper and Finley Lockwood. Fans thanked her for preserving the property, which was nearly auctioned off by a fraudulent lending company earlier this year. Riley Keough / Instagram Priscilla reportedly disputed Riley’s ownership, claiming the changes in the will were done without her consent; however, she conceded after a settlement in millions of dollars. “Graceland is beautiful…. I was a teenager who loved Elvis in the 60s and seventies and beyond…. I am truly grateful that you are taking great care of his legacy Riley,” a fan told Riley. Next up: Aging Al Pacino Reflects On Life, Says He Hates ‘Turning Grey’ The post Riley Keough Is All Leggy While Posing At Graceland In Babydoll Mini Dress appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Peace A

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