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I was just checking my Notifications settings when I noticed this:
No explanation...
I've never seen it before, what is it?
All Spotlight shows of any relevance is this:
Weird... and worrying!
MacBook Air 13″, macOS 12.0
Yes, I've seen numerous - but technical - explanations of what 'a' Kerberos is.
But it seems REALLY dumb to include it in Notifications, without any explanation at all.
And I didn't know what explanation to believe, as Apple uses the logo in my question, above, but MIT uses this completely different one...
So a supplementary... do I need Notifications for Kerberos, and what will I miss if I turn them off?
🙄 What a mess!!!
Yes, I've seen numerous - but technical - explanations of what 'a' Kerberos is.
But it seems REALLY dumb to include it in Notifications, without any explanation at all.
And I didn't know what explanation to believe, as Apple uses the logo in my question, above, but MIT uses this completely different one...
So a supplementary... do I need Notifications for Kerberos, and what will I miss if I turn them off?
🙄 What a mess!!!
It's normal. It has been included in macOS since 2001.
🙄
Not my mess, Leroy. Why do I need it?
Could it be related to this, which I have not downloaded?
Yeah, a mess.
Since I've never seen a Kerberos notification I can't tell you what you'd miss. The default is enabled. It won't hurt anything to leave it on.
Jagmurcredrea wrote:
But it seems REALLY dumb to include it in Notifications, without any explanation at all.
🙄 What a mess!!!
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What the heck is Kerberos?
