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Unnecessary items on the "Local network" screen on Mac OS 15

Open Aydinv13 opened this issue 1 year ago • 3 comments

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AdGuard version

2.15.1

Browser version

OS version

15.0

Ad Blocking

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Privacy

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Social

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Annoyances

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Security

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Other

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Language-specific

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Which DNS server do you use?

System default DNS

DNS protocol

None

Custom DNS

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Issue Details

Steps to reproduce:

  1. Install the latest AdGuard for Mac
  2. Update to Mac OS v15 (from the latest Beta)
  3. Open Settings -> Privacy&Security -> Local Network

Expected Behavior

No mention of AdGuard

Actual Behavior

There are 3 copies of com.adguard.mac.adguard

Screenshots

Screenshot up85_42uis

Additional Information

At this point, more information is needed to understand the problem:

  1. Does the program ask for permission to create these instances?
  2. What Mac OS version were you updating from?
  3. Does this article help remove the instance?

Apple has a FAQ that covers Local Network Privacy (LNP) issues, but there is not enough information there. We are looking into the issue and will post any news here.

Aydinv13 avatar Sep 11 '24 09:09 Aydinv13

@AlexandrPkhm Hi Team, Other users have also reported the same issue in September. Please provide us resolution.

https://github.com/AdguardTeam/AdguardForMac/issues/1521

Critical-Break-5818 avatar Dec 27 '24 17:12 Critical-Break-5818

I have the same issue!

unknownsolo avatar Feb 13 '25 05:02 unknownsolo

same issue here. how to delete it?

iam3ddy avatar Feb 25 '25 09:02 iam3ddy

@Critical-Break-5818 @unknownsolo @iam3ddy Hello!

Unfortunately, we cannot fix this on our end as the list of those entries is managed by macOS. This issue is not limited to AdGuard either. Here is a list of Google Chrome entries on my device, for example:

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This issue is apparently well-known, as the solution is described in the following article: Fixing stuck macOS Local Network permissions

AlexandrPkhm avatar Aug 12 '25 08:08 AlexandrPkhm