True" Welcome everyone to another video. Today, I'm here on Mac OS and I'm going to walk you through the process of how to allow apps from unidentified developers, as well as how to allow apps from anywhere. This basically happens when you're downloading or installing a program or an application and you get a notification that it has been blocked. What you need to do is, in order to allow it through, just click on the Apple icon up here in the top left corner, click on system preferences, and then on this menu, look for where it says security and privacy and click on it. Make sure you have the general tab selected, and then if you look down here towards the bottom, if an application is being blocked, it should be listed here. You'll notice there's an allow button, and currently, it's grayed out. So, to give us the option to allow it, we just click on the padlock. You'll need to type in your computer password and then click on unlock. And now, we have the option to click allow. If you click allow at that point, it will then allow the application you're trying to install. Now, that's one way of doing it. However, you may not want to go through this process every single time, and there are some rare occasions where some applications will get blocked and not show up here to allow them through. An alternative option we can do is we're going to go ahead and close this and then we're going to come up to our little search option up here in the top-right corner and click on it. We're going to type in terminal, and then once you have the terminal typed in, it should just be the top option. Go...
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