Each new release of Apple’s desktop operating system seems to place more restrictions on users than the last. System Integration Protection (or SIP for short) might be the biggest change yet. Introduced with OS X 10.11 El Capitan, SIP places restrictions on a user’s ability to modify certain folders altogether. While some condemned Apple’s latest security technology as a means of taking control away from the user, it’s there for good reason. There’s little reason to disable it at all (but we’ll show you how, if you really want to). What Is System Integrity Protection? SIP is a security feature designed to protect the most vulnerable parts of your operating system....
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