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I just set up my new MacBookAir and all was going fine until updates could not be installed. The message said that apps needed to be 'accepted.' I followed instructions to open app store > account but could not find WHERE to ACCEPT the apps. any clues? Many thanks!
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I'm having a similar issue on my new iMac. I was trying to update Mac apps such as Pages etc. It asked me to "accept" them on my account page, which I did (or at least, I clicked the button anyway). It accepted and updated three of them but left out Numbers and Keynote. However, there is no button to "accept" them now and they look as though they have been accepted as far as the account page is concerned. But they won't update and I keep getting the same message asking me to "accept" them.
This, I'm afraid, seems to be a major bug in Mojave right now?
I haven't had this problem on my old mid 2012 MacBookPro running the same version of Mojave????
Try to delete the app and re-install it. That could solve the problem
Thank you for your response. Will try All the best.
I have the same issue with my new MacBookAir.
It's not an issue with that particular app - Pages - the issue is with the App Store Account page. There is no opportunity to "accept" any Apple-installed app.
How to 'accept' an app?
