The first is that the app developer must have written into their code signed app a way to trigger Apple’s uninstall API for system extensions. There are two parts to being able to silently uninstall a system extension. For more details, please see below the jump. However, there is a way to bypass the admin authorization. In the latter case, removing authorization will also unload the system extension. In the past, Mac admins have dealt with this issue through user education, providing warnings like the one shown below, or (in macOS 11.3 and later) removing the profile which authorized the system extension. However, the RemovableSystemExtensions property is new in macOS Monterey and does not apply to macOS Big Sur and earlier. This is used to identify system extensions which can be deactivated without requiring admin authorization. ![]() ![]()
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