ter it ran a software update. Your ApplelD is used on your account on that machine. The iMac is set to automatically update itself, and some of the macOS updates do create these "new sign in alerts". Since it knows the name I assigned the computer ("5th floor iMac") its very unlikely this is somethin

ter it ran a software update. Your AppleID is used on your account on that machine. The iMac is set to automatically update itself, and some of the macOS updates do create these "new sign in alerts". Since it knows the name I assigned the computer ("5th floor iMac") its very unlikely this is somethin

ter it ran a software update. Your AppleID is used on your account on that machine. The iMac is set to automatically update itself, and some of the macOS updates do create these "new sign in alerts". Since it knows the name I assigned the computer ("5th floor iMac") its Le_ry unlikely this is somethi

Sun 10/29/2017 7:11:58 PM Subject: Re: Backup and Sync needs to quit... The reason I ask is because Time Machine (the built-in backup program for macOS) doesn't identify itself as "Backup and Sync" — I **think** that's the new name for Google Drive — in which case it would have nothing to do with t

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