Gatekeeper macOS açma ve kapatma işlemleri

 

Disable Gatekeeper With Terminal

To restore the legacy setting that lets you completely disable Gatekeeper, you’ll need to run a command in Terminal Terminal is macOS’s command line interface, and it’s easy to use once you get familiar with how Terminal works.

To disable Gatekeeper, follow these steps:

1. Launch Terminal from Applications > Utilities.
2. Enter the following command:

   sudo spctl --master-disable

3. Hit Enter and type your admin password.
4. Hit Enter again. 
    

   Now, the Anywhere option should be available under the Allow apps downloaded from section of System Preferences > Security & Privacy > General. From here, you can change the setting to loosen or tighten Gatekeeper security whenever you want. But please remember that sidestepping any of macOS’s built-in safety measures comes with risks.

   Enable Gatekeeper With Terminal

   If you wish to undo the change and re-enable Gatekeeper, you can, once again, do so with a simple Terminal command.

   To enable Gatekeeper, follow these steps:

   1. Launch Terminal from Applications > Utilities.
   2. Enter the following command:

      sudo spctl --master-enable

   3. Hit Enter and enter your admin password if required.
   4. Hit Enter again.

    
    

   Check Gatekeeper Status With Terminal

   If you’re unsure about the current status of Gatekeeper and wish to double-check that the desired changes have occurred, you can do so with another Terminal command.

   To check Gatekeeper status, follow these steps:

   1. Launch Terminal from Applications > Utilities.
   2. Enter the following command:

      spctl --status

   3. Press Enter.