I have MACOS High Sierra and it is set for automatic updates, but I want to make sure this system is still supported by MAC and actually does receive all the security updates...thanks
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Apple has stopped supporting and updating the OS several years ago.
macOS 10.13.6 is the last release for High Sierra.
The last build numbers were 17G65, 17G2208, 17G2037.
Today, that OS is six generations old having been superseded by Mojave, Catalina, Big Sur, Monterey and Ventura.
Apple has stopped supporting and updating the OS several years ago.
macOS 10.13.6 is the last release for High Sierra.
The last build numbers were 17G65, 17G2208, 17G2037.
Today, that OS is six generations old having been superseded by Mojave, Catalina, Big Sur, Monterey and Ventura.
MacOS High Sierra is no longer supported and is no longer receiving updates of any kind.
Depending on exactly what model Mac you have, you may be able to upgrade to a newer version of macOS.
I found unter system information the installations by date and there is an installation titled XProtectPlistConfigData version 2167 source Apple on 3/30/23.
Is this a security update?? Does this mean I am still getting updates?
The latest I have on my Mojave setup is...
XProtectPlistConfigData:
Version: 2149
Source: Apple
Install Date: 6/28/21, 11:20 PM
Security-configuration updates
Security-configuration updates help make your Mac more secure by identifying malicious software and preventing its installation. When you restart your Mac, these updates also remove any malicious software that is identified but already installed. These security-configuration updates are installed in the background:
I have MACOS High Sierra and it is set for automatic updates, but I want to make sure this system is still supported by MAC and actually does receive all the security updates...
