How to Lock Down macOS Privacy and Security Settings
Default macOS settings allow more access than most users realize.
Default macOS settings allow more access than most users realize.
Scammers trick users into sharing their screen to steal credentials, transfer money, or install malware.
Public Wi-Fi exposes Macs to interception, fake hotspots, and data theft.
Scammers impersonate Apple Support via phone calls, texts, or emails.
Browser hijackers change homepage, inject ads, or redirect searches.
Weak passwords or compromised Keychain entries allow attackers to access accounts.
Text appears distorted, apps crash when opening fonts, or Font Book reports errors.
External keyboard types incorrect characters or layout is wrong.
Mac must be safely prepared before handing over to Apple, a buyer, or service provider.