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Message that popped up right after installation of Mavericks. Is this legit? What is this? Why should I allow this? Also, Google Software Update app wants to be able to control my computer via keychain. Is this just for purposes of automatic updates?
Thanks!
iMac, OS X Mavericks (10.9)
I'm not sure to which question you are responding, but I have the same question as the original one posted here and went to the link you've provided and could not find a single comment in that discussion related to this topic. I'm posting only to help others who might also be tempted to click on the link.
I'm not sure to which question you are responding, but I have the same question as the original one posted here and went to the link you've provided and could not find a single comment in that discussion related to this topic. I'm posting only to help others who might also be tempted to click on the link.
Me too!
I tried to remove Facetime from the notification centre but I still get that **** pop-up. Come on Apple - please get a fix toute suite.
Well I think I may have fixed it.
you must open your keychain (application>utilities) and delete the password entry that starts 'facetime.....' logged out and then logged in again and presto! - no pop ups
I felt safe doing this because I dont have a facetime account.
Go to this link. It worked right away:
"identityservicesd" wants to access my confidential information (email address) stored in FaceTime in my keychain.
