Siri, supports preference learning for music and is more tightly integrated with iTunes, and text to speech is improved.Safari, now contains Intelligent Tracking Prevention, the ability to disable autoplay, site-based browser settings, site-based always-on reader view.Photos, adds an expanded sidebar, improved organization tools, integrates with advanced editing tools, supports more Memories modules and live photo editing tools, and included People/Faces.Integrated VR support, contains support for creating, editing and interacting with VR media.Metal 2, adds a newer version of the graphics display system, which supports VR and extended GPU functionality at higher speeds.HEVC, adds support for a much more efficient H.265 video codec.New APFS file system, also introduced in iOS 10, replaces the decades-old HFS+ drive format with a modern replacement.I guess the only options are to block in my hosts file or to downgrade to 2.3.5.0 - though I don't understand the full ramifications of either of these two suggestions. The process of changing focus from the currently running application to the error window is also disruptive. The fact that these messages are sent multiple times per day is disruptive. The fact that the errors occur even when updates are disabled is obviously a problem. The error message is itself is flawed - if there had been some indication that this was Docker related, it would have saved considerable time in trying to find a solution. Like I am unable to upgrade my current version of OS X. After several more weeks of dealing with the pop-up error messages, I decided to try once again to find an answer and ultimately came upon this issue on GitHub. When the errors continued to occur, I assumed that the Stack Exchange post was incorrect and started looking at other applications that might be causing the issue.

I disabled updates in Docker Desktop and assumed that the problem would go away. I found a post on StackExchange ( Unexplained and persistent “OS X 10.13 is not supported” dialog) that suggested the error was caused by Docker. I had no idea what application was causing the continued errors since, as has pointed out, there is nothing in the error to indicate that this is related to Docker. After many weeks of frustration caused by this window popping up multiple times per day I decided to Google the problem and see if I could find an answer.

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