Allright it's not that big but how to delete the freeform app when not used?
Using the finder it's not possible to delete this application, but also not possible using the commandline rm command...
Some suggestions??
MacBook Pro 15″, macOS 13.1
" FreeForm " application is Baked Right Into the Operating System.
It can not be deleted / removed - period.
Ventura macOS 13, the Operating System resides in a Sealed and Read Only Volume that can not be opened by the User
The best that can be done is leave it alone and do not use it.
The application only occupies about 22 MB of Space on the drive
L O L ha ha ha I found a way… I finally got this garbage off my phone
We weren't talking about removing it from the iPhone but from a Mac running Ventura. We know it can be deleted from the iPhone.
It won't even quit! What's up with that, Apple???
This is a very annoying situation. Apple shouldn't allow third party apps to be installed on the Read Only Volume.
🤭 didn’t know it, but still… multiple Apple apps can be deleted, maybe they haven’t spotted this one 🤔
SpooterW wrote:
Exactly, it doesn't tell us nothing. In iOS you can delete the app (so why would it for MacOS be a necessary app)??
You make the false assumption that macOS and iOS are the same.
22MB and climbing #mylastmac
furiousgreencloud wrote:
22MB and climbing
So, still a negligible amount.
Delete freeform app
