I want to install Bias FX 2 VST Audio Plugin in Garage Band 10.3.2. I get this dialog asking for "Lower Security Settings".
It’s safe to proceed in this case? What exactly happens with this "Lower Security Settings"? Should I worry for security issues?
MacBook Pro 13", macOS 10.14
it's safe, shortly, it just allows you to install apps from developers other than Apple.
Also see following information about Gatekeeper: Safely open apps on your Mac - Apple Support
it's safe, shortly, it just allows you to install apps from developers other than Apple.
Also see following information about Gatekeeper: Safely open apps on your Mac - Apple Support
Thank you. I care about my system safety, so just want to know, what the "Lower Security Settings" does exactly in this case and it’s possible to revert this settings later? I have some previous experience with system attacks, so I am cautious.
Sounds like a potential threat to me, so trying to understand the issue here.
Yes, you may simply change Gatekeeper settings to "Anywhere" or "App Store and identified developers", install Bias FX and then change setting back to "App Store". It does not affect Bias work and you'll still be safe.
Bias is great guitar plugin, btw!
True, Bias FX works great.
Still, I want to know what is behind the "Lower Security Settings". There is no further description of this. Does this affect whole system somehow and how, or it’s just restricted to Garage Band app itself? Bias FX (=Positive Grid) is not signed / trusted / identified developer, so I have to ask such a question. Again, I have some previous experience with apps that distribute malicious malware etc.
Installing Audio Plugin in Garage Band asks for "Lower Security Settings"
