Why is remoted running in MacOS?
I launched Activity Monitor to learn, to see, without fiddling around. I see running remoted spelled exactly like this: r e m o t e d NOT "remote"
iMac 27″, macOS 15.6
I launched Activity Monitor to learn, to see, without fiddling around. I see running remoted spelled exactly like this: r e m o t e d NOT "remote"
iMac 27″, macOS 15.6
Anything ending in a ‘d’ is a daemon – a process running persistently in the background. The remoted (remote daemon) process discovers remote devices and services.
You can go into the Terminal app and type “man process name”, e.g.:
man remoted
…to learn more about many processes you see in Activity Monitor.
It is no problem and part on MacOS that is supposed to be running on your computer at all times. If you attempt to quit the process, it will just be started back up again. You are all good!
Thank you for writing - it's encouraging.
Why is remoted running in MacOS?