Fix "Apple could not verify app is free of malware" on macOS Sequoia

Stuck on the "Apple could not verify app is free of malware" error after updating to macOS Sequoia? In this straight-to-the-point 42-second tutorial, I'll show you the fastest way to fix this issue and open any application by safely bypassing the Gatekeeper security prompt. No terminal commands, just a simple change in your settings! This guide is specifically for macOS Sequoia but also works for previous versions like Sonoma and Ventura. If you've been blocked from opening an app from an unidentified developer, this is the guaranteed fix you need. In this video, we quickly cover: ➡️ How to locate the blocked app setting in System Settings. ➡️ Navigating to 'Privacy & Security' to find the solution. ➡️ Using the "Open Anyway" button to immediately run your app. If this quick fix helped you solve the problem, please give this video a thumbs up 👍 and consider subscribing for more fast Mac tutorials and tech tips! Let me know in the comments if it worked for you. TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 The "Could Not Verify App" Error 0:08 - Go to System Settings - Privacy & Security 0:25 - Click "Open Anyway" 0:38 - Success! App is now working ____________________________________________________ Chillpeach - Dreamy Mode : • [no copyright music] 'Dreamy Mode' cute ba... ____________________________________________________ #macOSSequoia #MacError #Apple #Gatekeeper #Fix #MacTutorial #CouldNotVerifyApp #TechSupport