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user 129073
If your question pertains to a specific protocol, e.g., ssh or ssl (https), please use that tag instead. This is for general security of hardware, information, software topics where another tag isn’t presumed. iPhone security should use iPhone or iOS tag.
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"File" NOT "App"... can't be opened because it is from an unidentified developer
I had the same problem just now after I right-clicked on a file and changed the application it opened with using "Open With > Other..." and then selecting the application. The problem was solved when …
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