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Our Apple devices and the software on them are some of the finest

products on the planet, but even they have their moments. We’re here

to give you expert advice and get you back upandrunning in notime

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Accessibility

Your Mac and iOS devices

have a section in System

Preferences or Settings

dedicated to special

needs, such as poor vision

or hearing. Often these

settings can be exploited

to access useful features

quickly, such as a handy

magnifying glass.

Keychain Access

Keychain is the password

management system in

macOS that contains

private keys, certificates

and secure notes, as well

as passwords. Having

passwords stored in

Keychain means that you

don’t have to remember

them all.

QuickTime

Player

QuickTime is Apple’s own

multimedia framework

that is capable of handling

various formats of digital

video, picture, sound and

more. QuickTime Player is a

Mac app that allows you to

play, display and edit your

multimedia files.

The place to come

for key terms

made easy

Glossar y

I keep getting prompted to enter my iTunes password. I enter it

and then the prompt reappears – can you help? Corrine Mason

1

Open Keychain

Open your Keychain

Access app and then click on

the ‘System Roots’ section in

the top-left corner. Now locate

and highlight the ‘DigiCert High

Assurance EV Root CA’ file.

2

Expand Trust

Double-click on this file

and, in the window that pops

up, expand the ‘Trust’ option

and change ‘When using this

certificate’ to ‘Never Trust’. Now

restart your Mac.

3

Repeat process

Carry out the first two

steps again and then change

the ‘When using this certificate’

option back to ‘Use System

Defaults’. Hopefully this should

sort the problem.

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