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Every time I disconnect my mac from its dock, I get a Finder notification about ejecting a drive before disconnecting. It's a drive I use for time machine backup, and I just don't think it's worth it to take the time to eject it every time I want to move my mac.
Is there a way to disable this notification? The Finder app does not appear in the Notification settings.
Turns out I was wrong; you can configure this on iPhone.
As the guide on this page taught me:
Now, in my case it was probably Nearby Friends that I mostly wanted to disable. I ended up turning off some others too:
You could open a terminal window and change to the network path so that the file system is marked as in use. You could also open a file or application on the drive.
The users might still choose to force eject, so it's not a proper ban on ejecting the volume, but it adds another roadblock.
Best Answer
From what it looks like there isn't a decent way to do this without unloading the entire Notification Center and any other notifications alongside with it.
However, as @Tetsujin noted and as many other people would also concur, for the sake of your drive and how macOS uses it I'd personally recommend just ejecting it for the sake of your data and not to risk nuking that drive even if the chances are small; annoying but necessary with how the file system deals with write caching.