The concept of "Taxa de Atualização" (Update Rate) is not directly applicable to the Apple environment. However, managing software updates is a crucial aspect of maintaining the performance, security, and functionality of macOS systems. In this article, we will explore how to manage software updates on macOS, including checking for updates, installing them, and configuring automatic updates. Understanding how to handle updates effectively ensures your system remains secure and up-to-date with the latest features and improvements.

Examples:

1. Checking for Updates via System Preferences:

   • Open System Preferences from the Apple menu.
   • Click on Software Update.
   • The system will check for available updates. If any are found, you can choose to Update Now or More info to see details about the updates.

2. Installing Updates via Terminal:

   • Open the Terminal application.
   • To check for available updates, use the following command:

     softwareupdate -l

   • To install all available updates, use:

     sudo softwareupdate -i -a

   • You may be prompted to enter your administrator password.

3. Configuring Automatic Updates:

   • Open System Preferences from the Apple menu.
   • Click on Software Update.
   • Check the box that says Automatically keep my Mac up to date.
   • Click on Advanced to customize the settings for automatic updates, such as downloading new updates when available, installing macOS updates, and installing system data files and security updates.

4. Using the App Store for App Updates:

   • Open the App Store from the Dock or Applications folder.
   • Click on Updates in the sidebar.
   • If updates are available, you can click Update All or Update next to individual apps.