macOS is displaying notifications prompting me to upgrade (Figures 1 – 4). For example, "Upgrade to macOS Tahoe. Discover new features to unlock your productivity and creativity on Mac," (Figures 3 – 4). These notifications do not contain close buttons like other notifications. I consider these notifications advertisements.
I navigated to "Apple menu –> About This Mac," (Figure 5). I navigated to "Apple menu –> System Settings… –> General –> Software Update." Automatic Updates are disabled (Figure 6). How do I disable notifications to upgrade?
See Also
🔗 Apple Search Results
I searched on the Apple website. I did not get any relevant hits.
🔗 Ask Different Disable Upgrade to El Capitan
I searched on StackExchange. I found the question "Disable Upgrade to El Capitan." This question refers to macOS El Capitan, but I am using macOS Sequoia. The answer refers to an App Store preference pane which does not exist in macOS Sequoia.
🔗 Ask Different Disable App Update Notifications on OS X
I also found the question "Disable App Update Notifications on OSX?" This question refers to notifications for updating apps, but my question refers to notifications for upgrading the operating system. The answer also refers to the App Store preference pane which does not exist in macOS Sequoia.
🔗 Ask Different Stop Notifying Me About Monterey Upgrade
Figures
Figure 1: Updates Available
Figure 2: Upgrade to macOS Sequoia
Figure 3: Upgrade to macOS Tahoe (Details)
Figure 4: Upgrade to macOS Tahoe (Try Tonight / Install)
Figure 5: About This Mac
Figure 6: Software Update
