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Recently, I turned on my bluetooth on my mac to connect to my headphones, and on the list of things that connected to my mac was an unknown device. It was in a faded shade, and I wasn't able to click on it or remove it. I've never seen this device before, and I'm worried that someone may be connected to my mac without my knowledge and be able to see my screen. Is this possible? If so, how can I secure my laptop so this doesn't happen again?
MacBook Air 13″, macOS 12.6
The best way to secure your Mac laptop is to make sure you apply macOS updates. These updates also include security improvements. Any Bluetooth device in range will appear ... but that does not necessarily mean that they are connected.
Ref: Apple security updates - Apple Support
The best way to secure your Mac laptop is to make sure you apply macOS updates. These updates also include security improvements. Any Bluetooth device in range will appear ... but that does not necessarily mean that they are connected.
Ref: Apple security updates - Apple Support
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