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4 Reasons Not to Install macOS Monterey 12.7.5 & 11 Reasons You Should
Install macOS Monterey for Network Quality Tool | ||||||||||||||||
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There's an extremely useful network quality tool hidden in macOS Monterey. The tool, discovered by Dan Petrov, measures your Mac's internet connectivity quality. Think of it like Apple's equivalent to Speedtest. In order to bring it up, you'll need to bring up macOS' Terminal and type in "networkQuality." That's it. Once you do that, Terminal will spit out your connection's upload and download capacity. It also shows you its responsiveness. While it's not a full replacement for sites like Speedtest, it's a nifty way to quickly check the quality of your Mac's connection. If you're still on old software like Big Sur, consider making the move for this feature and others. | ||||||||||||||||
