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Bought just rightclick the app and choose open there, instead of double-click, then you have a open button in the unsigned code warning window
"It just works"
This stops users from installing malicious software. You are still able to install the software, even though it isn't recognised. You just need to right click, rather than double click.
You have to hit ctrl on the keyboard while you click to bypass it. Apple Support Article
I so often can’t stand e.g. important privacy toggles being hidden deep in settings, dark patterns that obfuscate permitted but unprofitable behavior - so you’d think I’d be with you on this 100%.
And yet…
, grandma would hit OK without reading it.
For every dollar someone has paid tech support to help them install a desired app from an unidentified developer, I’d bet ten dollars have been saved from others not being able to install some spyware. Maybe that murky little dialogue box is good enough for the lowest common denominators that it outweighs the annoyance for us nerds? (Our small cost being we’re required to Searx once for the solution to learn how to bypass it)
Ohhhhh THAT
Point would stand in that I’d say $1 spent, $10 saved… but a million made by Apple 😉