Screen lock & fingerprint unlock are very slow in macOS 14.6

Creyden wrote:

All I'm saying is that the issue has been caused by the upgrade and not by some changes introduced by the MDM.

Whose fault it is and who should provide a solution to this issue is a different discussion.

If you can provide hard and imperial evidence to support this notion

By all means, provide this evidence to Apple as a Bug Report

Be aware, Apple may or may not get back to you

They, would probable require a Totally Clean Installation of macOS Sonoma 14.6 without any MDM or Profiles installed on your machine before even considering to look at your supplied data.

Then, they too would have to Test your exact steps on their equipment, to Reliable and Consistently produce this issue

Then and only then, they may consider looking into this matter

 Product Feedback - and make it known to Apple using the Bug Report

Have taken up enough of your valuable time

Good luck with this issue

Not for me

not for me either, problem still exists after 14.6.1 update. sorry for the duplicate

Confirmed I still am having the same issue on a MacBook Pro M1 and a MacBook Pro M2 with 14.6.1.

Thank your the Report

Configuration profiles found - This computer may have configuration profiles installed.

Speak your IT Department about this and any other computer Issues

Configuration Profiles:

  com.apple.ManagedClient.preferences

com.google.Chrome

    GloballyScopeHTTPAuthCacheEnabled

    UrlKeyedAnonymizedDataCollectionEnabled

    ImportSearchEngine

    PromptForDownloadLocation

    CloudPrintProxyEnabled

    AlternateErrorPagesEnabled

    AudioSandboxEnabled

    RemoteAccessHostRequireCurtain

    SpellCheckServiceEnabled

    PasswordManagerEnabled

    RemoteAccessHostFirewallTraversal

    SyncTypesListDisabled[0]

    DisableSafeBrowsingProceedAnyway

    PaymentMethodQueryEnabled

    SafeBrowsingProtectionLevel

    RemoteAccessHostAllowRelayedConnection

    ExtensionInstallForcelist[0]

    SyncDisabled

    DownloadRestrictions

    RemoteAccessHostAllowClientPairing

    AllowCrossOriginAuthPrompt

    CommandLineFlagSecurityWarningsEnabled

    AuthSchemes

    ComponentUpdatesEnabled

    ImportHomepage

    ImportSavedPasswords

    MetricsReportingEnabled

    UserFeedbackAllowed

    DefaultInsecureContentSetting

    EnableOnlineRevocationChecks

    SitePerProcess

    DiskCacheSize

    ImportAutofillFormData

  com.apple.notificationsettings

    NotificationSettings[0]/ShowInLockScreen

    NotificationSettings[0]/NotificationsEnabled

    NotificationSettings[0]/BadgesEnabled

    NotificationSettings[0]/ShowInNotificationCenter

    NotificationSettings[0]/CriticalAlertEnabled

    NotificationSettings[0]/SoundsEnabled

    NotificationSettings[0]/BundleIdentifier

    NotificationSettings[0]/AlertType

com.google.Keystone

    updatePolicies/global/UpdateDefault

  com.apple.SoftwareUpdate

    AllowPreReleaseInstallation

Lock Screen is one problem. I also have a problem with extremely slow video export in davinci resolve. It's not an app problem, it's an apple problem, and it's terrible that it's taking so long to resolve!

The only counter argument to the Touch ID not functioning I can present

1 M3 Machine with a Button Touch ID and 1 M2 Desktop with the Apple Touch ID Keyboard

Both machines ran Sonoma 14.5 and upgraded to 14.6 to 14.6.1

Both machines are not part of any MDM Services for anyone

Touch ID one both machines worked in 14.5 to 14.6 and now 14.6.1

The only reasonable conclusion I can reach, is the MDM Service

As MDM Service are normally a Third Party Service

That falls clearly Out-Side the Domain of Apple.

Contact a third-party vendor - Apple Support

" Contact a third-party vendor

The best source of help for a product not made by Apple (a third-party product) is the company or person who made it—its vendor or developer. "

after installing 14.6.1 problem fixed

how come 14.6.1 fixed it without any changes in our MDM

For me works too :)

Thank you!!!!

Thank you for this-- the sudo dscl command fixed it for me too!

Finally.. This works for me. Thank you!

In this Specific User's case, the real issue that the computer has Profiles Installed which in turn tends to indicate the Computer is a Managed Computer and is enrolled in A Mobile Digital Management Service

That in and of itself would point elsewhere and not some much to the UpGrade of Sonoma 14.6

Agree or Disagree as one may wish it

Mobile Digital Management Services has Total Control of both the Computer as well as what can or can not be installed on these computers.

That is why the computer Serial Number is registered into the MDM Data Base

Even if one were permitted or allowed to Totally Reformat the computer and then reinstall the OS Fresh.

At any moment in time, the MDM Service can, again, Install their Service onto the computer

Thusly and again taking Total Control of the computer

It is only when the Serial Number has been Removed, by the MDM Administrator, does the user have control of the machine

michal_s wrote:

I would say the real issue is not due to having your MBP managed by MDM profile, but bug in macOS 14.6 ... so many people from different companies started having the same issue right after the upgrade ...

Respectfully

It is the Responsibility of the MDM and Company IT Department to work hand in hand to Test their Control Software ( MDM Services ) Before allowing any updates to be allowed to be installed