I followed the steps to get a pirated version of mojave beta upgrade and everything is working fine except I don't see the much talked about apple news app, although other apps like voice memos, stocks and home are there. Its not a deal breaker but would like to know how to get it. Can't find it on the app store either.
macOS Mojave Upgrade – No Apple News App Issue
apple-newsbeta-seed-programmacosmojavenews.app
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Block notifications from the app in "System Preferences" -> "Notifications". I'm not sure that it stops the app from from fetching news but it should block all notifications from it; including those that switch themselves back on for whatever reason.
The issue seems to be related to running custom PHP + Apache versions on Mojave, there are a lot of issues open on Github regarding problems with PHP, Apache and Mojave on Github, and the solutions wouldn't work for me.
Since what I really wanted to do was to keep having a PHP server to automatically run on startup to later test PHP scripts and websites locally, I decided to fire up the local server using PHP's built-in server command instead of Apache.
I used this bash script on the Automator app, it uses Mojave's preinstalled PHP version (7.1.19) and it authenticates just fine using the same sudo trick:
echo mypassphrase | sudo -S php -S localhost:80 -t <directory to serve from>
killAll ScriptMonitor
The last line killAll ScriptMonitor just gets rid of the spinning cog in the menu bar as soon as the server is created, this won't affect PHP from running in the background and PHP will keep acting as a server until terminated via command line or Activity Monitor or system shut down.
Best Answer
The App still exists, even if you don't live in one of the supported countries (or don't change your regional settings to one of them) - except it's hidden.
Here's how to start it:
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