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# [Mac App] How can I stop Jomo from hiding on my Mac?

You've hidden Jomo using Terminal and want to undo the operation? We'll show you how!

|| Take the time to read the instructions carefully before embarking on any operation.
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## 💡 How to stop hiding Jomo

1. Open the ${color}[#0061ff](**Terminal**) application on your Mac. To do this, go to ${color}[#0061ff](**Applications > Utilities > Terminal**).

2. Copy and paste this command into your terminal: `sudo chflags nohidden /Applications/Jomo.app; find 2>/dev/null /private/var/folders/ -type d -name com.apple.dock.launchpad -exec rm -rf {} +; killall Dock`

3. Press the ${color}[#0061ff](**Enter**) key on your keyboard **(⏎ , far right)**.

4. The terminal will ask you for your Mac's password, enter it, then press "Enter" again (the terminal asks you for your password to apply a restriction that requires administrator rights to your session, **in no case does Jomo have access to this data** or **will ask you for your password in any other context**)

||| Warning: you will not see your password displayed in the terminal (neither in letters nor in ***), but the entry is taken into account.

5. Jomo will now be hidden from your Mac.
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If your Mac doesn't allow you to add a command, don't panic! Just give it permission.

1. Open ${color}[#0061ff](**System Settings**) (symbolized by a gear)

2. Go to ${color}[#0061ff](**Privacy and Security**).

3. Then ${color}[#0061ff](**Full Disk Access**).

4. Press the ${color}[#0061ff](**+**) at the bottom, then search for and select ${color}[#0061ff](**Terminal**).

5. Remember to ${color}[#0061ff](**activate the switch**) so that it is displayed in green.

6. You'll need to repeat the operation from step ${color}[#0061ff](**1. Open the Terminal application [...]**).