A Notice came up on my screen that I have programs (or apps) that use unsupported system extensions. Why doesn't Apple tell us users what the programs are that are using the out of date extensions. We may not actually need to use them.
Mac mini, macOS 13.4
OldTomBank wrote:
Why doesn't Apple tell us users what the programs are that are using the out of date extensions.
Because Apple doesn't know. Those old kernel extensions were not necessarily tied to any particular app. In many cases, if you can tell us what kernel extensions you have installed, we can tell you what software is involved, but not always.
Does it really matter? While the pop-ups are annoying, you'll find out what apps are affected eventually. They will just stop working one day. Be careful with those upgrades. 😄
Refer to another similar question and refer to @Barney-15E reply
I don't know if there is anything directly linking a system extension back to the application that installed it.
If the developer named the system extension in a meaningful way, that might provide a clue.
Unsupported System Extensions.
