![]() Be on the lookout on websites that distribute illegal (pirated) content.The apps that ask for money in exchange for imaginary threat protection or for giving you back control over your Mac are called ransomware. If you have accidentally installed one of such apps and it claims you have something terrible happening on your Mac (ironically, malware usually poses as anti-virus software), the only rule is: never give them your credit card details.Avoid software that scares you in its advertisement: your Mac is not under a threat, your system has no critical errors, no, you don’t need ThisApp to save your data.It can also be created by developers who don’t have an agreement with Apple and it doesn’t make the app any less valuable or necessary. ![]() This is all good, but the reasons why developers refuse to sell on the App Store are numerous, so there’s a big change an app you need will not be there. The first thing Apple suggests doing is turn on your security settings to the maximum, allowing only apps from the Mac App Store or identified developers to be installed on your Mac. ![]()
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