apple last night released the Release Candidate version of macOS Ventura. It is available to all developers enrolled in the macOS Ventura 13.4 beta tester program, and for older models macOS Big Sur 11.7.7 and macOS Monterey 12.6.6. That it is a Release Candidate version means that the final ones for all users will be available very soon. Probably next week. At first it seemed that it did not bring anything new, but A fix has been found for the bug set in the content filter of some apps.
The Release Candidate version of macOS Ventura and the other Apple operating systems of the different devices has been launched by the American company, so we are already faced with an almost final version of the operating system that will come in the next Mac. A version that at first, when it was released last night, did not seem to bring anything special apart from content improvements and common bug fixes.
The pleasant surprise has been knowing that within this error solution, one related to the content filter has been solved. That was established for and by some applications. This filter was introduced in the previous version. From the first moment, it was already being seen that there were some problems with content filtering applications. For example, Little Snitch, Radio Silence and others. That was solved by disabling the applications that carried out filtering. But of course, that solution was only temporary. Now Apple has managed to correct it globally.
Therefore, they can use content filter apps without problems thanks to the new Release Candidate version of the Mac operating system.
We will stay tuned Let's see if there is any more news and we will tell you as soon as we have knowledge of them. If you know any more we will be happy to read them in the comments.