Hi,
Yes, it is exactly the case. Because you have your machine set the way you do,
that will be announced. As I said, it is a security thing. When the Security
Agent engages, that announcement is made. Because you do not have the password
set, the screen is not locked and only requires the
Yeah but your screen goes to sleep still. Even though you have the hard drive
set to not go to sleep, the screen still goes to sleep. You could make it so
that it doesn't, but I would think that if you did that it would damage it
overtime unless you set the brightness to 0.
Regards,
Shawn,
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What you’ve said isn’t the case because I have these functions disabled, in
other words I have my Mac machines set so that I don’t need to enter a Password
after a period of inactivity.
> On 3 Nov 2019, at 1:32 am, 'Tim Kilburn' via MacVisionaries
> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> It is a security thing
Hi,
It is a security thing. If you had your iMac set to require a password after
sleep or screen saver, or if your Mac was set to require a password after a
certain time of inactivity, this would be announced but also require your
password to unlock. This sort of setting is, for security reas
Hi!
So you don’t even make the screen go to sleep.
If you do this could actually cause the screensaver to kick in.
I also have this issue but haven’t really cared about it.
BUt now when you wrote about it i am also curious to see what could cause the
problem.
BUt i think the screensaver is the cu
Hi,
This is something I’ve been wondering about ever since I bought my 2 iMac
machines back in 2017 and installed the latest OS back then and still happens
with Catalina now.
After about 10 minutes of activity OS announces “Loged In As Dane Trethowan” I
think the announcement is.
If I press a ke
