When I installed Prey on my new 2017 MBP, Prey hijacked permissions on all my drives, internal and external.
- Is this normal
- Is it necessary
- How can I remove it across the board (having to authenticate every time I move a folder or file is tiresome)
When I installed Prey on my new 2017 MBP, Prey hijacked permissions on all my drives, internal and external.
The same thing almost happened to me. It tried to remove sudo on my Ubuntu laptop. I don’t think this software is ready for prime time.
Hi @brianlapan, Sorry for the delay. Could you please tell me which version of Prey are you using? I will be glad to help you! Have a nice day,
Hey Daniela,
It’s a new laptop (less than a month old) so it was the latest version as of a week ago. I fully removed it (trying to fix the issue - that didn’t work btw, it left all the permissions changed). I’d like to continue using Prey (and add more equipment) when this is solved.
Cheers
B
Hi @brianlapan
It’s really weird what happened with your MBP, are you completely sure Prey did that? Did you install Prey 1.8.x?
If you are certain about it we could have a meeting and check this out, you can contact me through javo@preyhq.com
Regards,
Javo