Unidentified apps under Login Items running in background upon startup

piyush-arora wrote:

I installed Anydesk only for a short period of time.

When I got to know that anydesk is being used for hack, I removed it.

But still why those related items are still there under Login Items?

This is my main concern.

Did you use the uninstaller for AnyDesk, or did you just drag it to the trash. If an app installs background processes, you must use their uninstaller to remove them. Or, you can open ~/Library/LaunchAgents, /Library/LaunchDaemons, and /Library/LaunchAgents. Drag any of their plists to the Trash and empty.

The "Allow in the Background" section should just be ignored. Those background processes need to be enabled if you want your installed apps to work. You may find many entries here with names that may include built-in macOS utilities. This interface was poorly implemented by Apple and Apple never properly provide developers with the necessary information to make their apps compatible with this "Allow in the Background" interface.

If you no longer want those apps on your system (at least the ones which can be easily identified), then uninstall those apps by following the developer's instructions. Either the app will contain an "uninstall" option within the app, or possibly a separate uninstaller utility, while others may require a separate uninstall utility to be downloaded from the developer. There may be a few developers who may only provide instructions for manually removing individual items related to the app.

A respected forum contributor @etresoft has multiple posts in the following thread trying to explain about this new "Allow in the Background" items feature....I highly recommend reading all of @etresofts' posts across those four pages. FYI, @etresoft is a software developer so he has some unique insights here.

"Background Items Added" in Ventura 13.1 -- see @etresofts' multiple posts -- Apple Community

The Google LCC is more than likely for Chrome or some other Google app that you have on your system. I have it on my system but I don't let it load. What "launchAtLogin.sh" is beyond me but it is probably associated with a app you have on your system. Searching for it on the net isn't giving any good results.

Why do you imagine that is a problem? You installed everything listed there and provided an admin password to allow it to run? If you think it is a problem, why did you install it?