No, notarization can be turned off on the Mac in ~15 seconds. Open a Terminal and type `sudo spctl --master-disable`. Enter your password and press enter.
You can also right click an individual unnotarization .app bundle and select `open`, then affirm your intention in the scary warning prompt.
P.S. The Mac also lets you disable SIP, install unsigned kernel extensions, and rewrite kernel memory to your heart's content. This is admittedly a bit more involved.
You can also right click an individual unnotarization .app bundle and select `open`, then affirm your intention in the scary warning prompt.
P.S. The Mac also lets you disable SIP, install unsigned kernel extensions, and rewrite kernel memory to your heart's content. This is admittedly a bit more involved.