Some community-distributed "patches" for older Macs attempt to fix SSL certificate errors that occur because the built-in root certificates in macOS 10.9.5 have expired. If you encounter "Connection Trace" errors, you may need to manually update your system's root certificates via the Keychain Access tool. Important Security Note AnyDesk Commercial Use Detected
Modern versions of AnyDesk generally support macOS 10.13 (High Sierra) and later. For macOS 10.9.5, you must use a . Specifically, version 6.0.2 is often cited as a stable release for older Intel-based Macs that pre-date the Metal graphics API requirements found in newer software. Where to Download Legacy Versions
Secure the correct legacy .dmg file from one of the sources above.
If you see a warning that the app is from an "unidentified developer," right-click (or Control-click) the app in your Applications folder and select Open to create an exception. Why "Patched" Versions?
In early 2024, AnyDesk issued a critical update regarding a security incident. Users on legacy systems were encouraged to update to the latest possible version supported by their OS or change their passwords and enable Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) if an update wasn't possible.