The developer states that there haven’t been any privacy issues that would require a policy. There is no formal privacy policy for Jettison. According to the FAQs on, it was available in the Mac App Store at one point and there are instructions on how a MAS customer can upgrade their app through the web store instead. The installation process refers to “MAC APP STORE CUSTOMERS” but at this time, Jettison is not available in the App Store. Jettison will work on any Mac – MacBook Pro, MacBook Air, iMac, Mac Mini, or Mac Pro. Jettison runs natively on Intel & Apple Silicon (macOS 10.9 through 12.4).

It’s currently on version 1.8.4 and users have an option to try it free for 15 days before they purchase it. Jettison is available from for $4.95 for a single license or $3.95 each for 2 or more licenses. Fixed a crash that occurred when entering your license information after purchasing Jettison.Jettison will now ignore “Boot OSX” and “iSCPreboot” volumes.Corrected the layout of the first-run splash screen when running in French.Jettison will no longer cause Messages to quit when it ejects disks before sleep.Fixed error reporting so error messages are displayed consistently when using “Eject and Sleep Now”.The error window will correctly show error messages in Dark Mode and when no specific error can be determined.

Error messages will show a generic application icon if no icon can be found for an app.Corrected issues with remounting locked, encrypted APFS volumes.

Jettison is currently on version 1.8.4 (3401) and it was last updated on December 10, 2021.

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