How to turn on automatic updates in macos mojave

macOS Mojave 10.14 is the next major update to Apple's desktop operating system for its laptops and desktops. And although the official launch will not take place until the end of next September, the possibility of enrolling in the company's public beta program means that any user can already enjoy its news. New features including a new software update system.

macOS Mojave can be updated without you knowing

One of Apple's biggest obsessions is that all users keep our computers and devices updated to the latest version of compatible software. For this reason, automatic app updates have been introduced for a long time in iOS. And now, with macOS Mojave, we can also activate automatic software updates so that our Mac updates without us having to lift a finger.

macOS Mojave is not just a beautiful dark mode, nor is it a new battery feature that keeps our desktop neat and organized. It also makes it easier for our team to always be updated to the latest version of macOS, almost without us knowing, and without interfering in our work. To do this, you just have to follow the following steps:

• From the Finder, select the apple symbol  in the Menu bar and then choose the option "About this Mac". In the new window that appears on the screen, you will see that at the bottom right it says "Software update " Press it.

A new window will open where the system will check if your version of macOS Mojave is the latest available version. In any case, at the bottom you will see a box next to the one that says "Keep Mac automatically updated". Check that box and you can close the window.

From now on, your device will update automatically when there is a new software version. It will be done at night, whenever possible, so that it will not interfere with your work.