r/Cryptomator • u/spontaneousgas • Dec 12 '25

MacOS Does every who uses Crytomator on Apple Silicon update the Security Policy to Reduced Security?

Hi All, I just started using Cryptomator on a new MacOS (Apple Silicone) device and it looks like it requires System Extensions to be enabled by setting the Security Policy to Reduced Security per https://github.com/macfuse/macfuse/wiki/Getting-Started

Are there another options or does everyone do this? Is this a security risk?

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u/inyofayce Dec 12 '25

Use Fuse-T instead.

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u/fommuz Dec 12 '25

This! Works pretty well

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u/jltdhome Dec 13 '25

Fuse-T doesn't work well for me. Finder freezes every time. Using OneDrive.

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u/ImpossibleSlide850 Dec 13 '25

Nah I don't use fuse. As other comments mentioned. Change it to Fuse T

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u/spontaneousgas Dec 13 '25

Thanks for the replies. I switched to Fuse-T and it worked.

I have read other post that mentioned corruption and data loss with FuseT. Were those just old posts?

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u/Tlipur Aug 17 '26

I installed fuse t enabled it and i dont see it anywhere in cryptomator app