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NoNamesLeft1234 wrote:
These look like default settings— mine do not change.
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NoNamesLeft1234 wrote:
https://discussions.apple.com/content/attachment/001ea259-3d4e-4d79-afc7-39b8a8b7e835
where is this exactly...?
I am not seeing it.
NoNamesLeft1234 wrote:
Why would Apples main apps with the ability to move data off a machine be always locked on? A little discerning.
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I think perhaps you're misunderstanding what that is. Those settings are what will appear in the Share menu for an app, such as Photos, so if you want to send an item to someone from an app, you can see the various methods; Mail, Messages, etc. See:
Use the Share menu on Mac - Apple Support
They're not meaning that Mail or Messages, for instance, will be shared with anyone else. Apple assumes, probably rightly, that at least Mail, Messages and Airdrop will always be options that a user will want to have available when you want to send something quickly from within another app.
I hope this helps.
Regards.
Exactly, how do I turn off sharing?
Why would Apples main apps with the ability to move data off a machine be always locked on? A little disconcerting.
Refurbished Macbook -> mail, messages, and airdrop greyed in ON position
