Hello Team,
I want to know if there's a way to uninstall System Extension without prompting the user for authorisation.
These are ways I found to uninstall System Extension
- The deactivationRequest api prompts the user for uninstalling System extension.
- If I use Apple script to drag and drop the application[which is embedded with System Extension] to trash also prompts the user.
The only workaround that doesn't prompt is by disabling SIP and using the systemextensionsctl uninstall command.
I want to know if there's any other solution that can uninstall System Extension without prompting the user for authorisation.
Thanks!
If you’re targeting a managed environment, I recommend that you look for solution in the MDM space. For example, com.apple.system-extension-policy payload gives you some control over this sort of thing. I’m not in expert in device management so I don’t know if this’ll do exactly what you want.
If you’re targeting normal users then, no, there’s no way to do this without user interaction. That makes sense to me; the user should be in charge of the configuration of their system.
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