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<blockquote data-quote="YanAndrew" data-source="post: 1878295" data-attributes="member: 405153">Hello Everybody,I have just completed a clean reinstallation of my MacBook Pro to Catalina (coz the Big Sur upgrade was going too slowly for me), and my cleaning software flagged the following error message:/Users/yanandrew/Library/Caches/com.apple.ap.adprivacyd: “com.apple.ap.adprivacyd” couldn’t be removed because you don’t have permission to access it.So I looked up this 'com.apple.ap.adprivacyd' in the Cache folder:[ATTACH=full]33613[/ATTACH]I do not know what this com.apple.ap.adprivacyd that I have no permission to access is about, but I am certainly not comfortable with it.Does anyone have any idea or information about it and more importantly, why am I not allowed to access it on my machine? Should I be concerned about it?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="YanAndrew, post: 1878295, member: 405153"] Hello Everybody, I have just completed a clean reinstallation of my MacBook Pro to Catalina (coz the Big Sur upgrade was going too slowly for me), and my cleaning software flagged the following error message: [FONT=trebuchet ms][I]/Users/yanandrew/Library/Caches/com.apple.ap.adprivacyd: “com.apple.ap.adprivacyd” couldn’t be removed because you don’t have permission to access it.[/I][/FONT] So I looked up this 'com.apple.ap.adprivacyd' in the Cache folder: [ATTACH type="full" width="318px" alt="Caches.jpg"]33613[/ATTACH] I do not know what this com.apple.ap.adprivacyd that I have no permission to access is about, but I am certainly not comfortable with it. Does anyone have any idea or information about it and more importantly, why am I not allowed to access it on my machine? Should I be concerned about it? [/QUOTE]

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