MAC: Disabling System Integrity Protection

Disabling System Integrity Protection in Mac is not recommended doing this, as it’s a great safeguard that protects system-critical files from being modified by other apps. But some times it restricts you to remove apps or install things which you want to use.

Follow this steps:

• Restart your computer and hold down Command+R, which boots you into the macOS recovery mode.
• Click on Utilities, then Terminal, and type “csrutil disable,” hit Enter, type in your password, and hit Enter one more time.
• Restart your Mac.

Once you’re done deleting/installing, repeat the steps for Disabling System Integrity Protection. Only, this time, type “csrutil enable” into the Terminal and hit Enter.