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How to Block macOS Tahoe Upgrade Notifications and System Settings Indicators

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todsacerdoti

3mo ago· 5 min readen

Summary

The article discusses a method to block macOS Tahoe upgrade notifications and system settings indicators, revealing that the technique works due to a bug in macOS 15.7.3. The author explains that while they need to run macOS Tahoe on their laptop for customer support, they personally dislike the Liquid Glass design and functional changes, so they're keeping their desktop on macOS Sequoia. The article provides technical workarounds for users who want to avoid the upgrade prompts.

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Based on some comments on my Mastodon post, this only works due to a bug in macOS 15.7.3!
The 90 day period isn't supposed to be a rolling date, but 90 days from release date. So it should have no impact…but it does, so I hope Apple doesn't fix the bug.
Although I have to have a machine running macOS Tahoe to support our customers, I personally don't like the look of Liquid Glass, nor do I like some of the functional changes Apple has made in macOS Tahoe.
So I have macOS Tahoe on my laptop, but I'm keeping my desktop Mac on macOS Sequoia for now.
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Based on some comments on my Mastodon post, this only works due to a bug in macOS 15.7.3! The 90 day period isn't supposed to be a rolling date, but 90 days from release date. So it should have no impact…but it does, so I hope Apple doesn't fix the bug.

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