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macOS 10.13 High Sierra is Apple's operating system for Macintosh hardware. macOS Sierra was announced June 5, 2017 at WWDC, Apple's annual conference for developers where new operating systems have been announced for the last several years.
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How can I disable the "no backup in x days" from TimeMachine?
As mentioned previously, the process to disable these notifications has slightly changed as of High Sierra.
I'm on 10.13.2 and here's the process that I followed:
After unchecking Back Up Automatic …
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