While pushing a blacklist policy for the finder app, the macOS device shows infinite blocked-access pop-ups. What am I doing wrong here?
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3 years ago
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Infinite? did you try to blacklist any other app?
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3 years ago
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So far I’ve tried it on Spotify and Photos but they have been blacklisted. Im not sure why it showed this error for finder. Was there any error while applying the policy?
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3 years ago
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It’s unlikely that you’d get an error while applying a policy. I haven’t come across a policy error yet
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Hexnode Expert
3 years ago
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Hey @carlisle234 and @griffith,
Thanks for reaching out! This is an error that other customers have experienced before, and it’s actually due to the app itself. On macOS, system apps like Finder, Siri, etc., relaunch themselves every time they’re closed and will always remain open. Due to this, blacklisting such apps generates infinite blocked-access pop-ups, as they try to remain open. This is a rare exception that occurs only when you attempt to blacklist system apps like these.
I hope this answers your question. Please do reach out to us if you have any further queries.
Cheers!
Patrick Zimmerman
Hexnode UEM
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3 years ago
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thank you.
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