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10.5: Disable the 'downloaded from internet' file warning
A short reply to fbitterlich:
a file downloaded from the Internet is like a person that you have invited into your house
Downloading a file from the Internet is analogous to welcoming someone into your house. If you are downloading so many files from the Internet each day that you don't have time/energy to pause and consider whether each one is something that you trust, then it's like having a steady stream of strangers entering your house.
10.5: Disable the 'downloaded from internet' file warning
because when you're downloading lots of files a day you will never think "oh, is this a really safe file? where did I download it?" before pressing the "OK" button on the warning message.Except that this warning only shows up with applications (and scripts) and only shows up when you start/run the application/script by double-clicking on it. All ordinary files you download are unaffected by it. |
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