SMRTR TechJun 9, 20269to5Mac

macOS 27 Golden Gate makes it clear when apps are sneakily running in background

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Apple's macOS 27 Golden Gate directly addresses apps like Google Gemini that secretly keep running after users quit them. The update changes the Dock indicator from a black dot to a gray dot for background-running apps, and hovering over the icon displays a clear warning. Users can also stop these processes entirely through System Settings under Login Items & Extensions.

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