Hello everyone,
Do you think installing Zoom on MacOS can pose a security risk if you install it without admin privileges by choosing the Install only for me option?
@anon86552080 on macOS you cannot install software without going into sudo mode
. Thats how system had been designed.
@anon4510900 ad 3. Appliocations
folder is sudo
protected. You will be prompted for pass/touchID
once you started copy/move things into it. Tested & Verified by me on both iMac
running latest macOS Ventura
as well as on older MBA running macOS Monterey
Sounds like you are not macOS user.
the problem is it’s a pkg file not dmg.
If I choose “Install only for me” it will install the app on a different folder at user/Applications and it doesn’t require Touch ID or admin password.
That is not fully right. Many applications can be isntalled in the users application folder (not the main one) without admin rights as they do not need them. I believe Zoom used a PKG now that is never going to wrok eithout admin rights.
This alone is valid reason NOT to use Zoom
. Period.