2. Instructions to change folder permissions in macOS

Here is a step-by-step guide to changing folder permissions on macOS:

1. Open the Finder and navigate to the folder you want to change permissions.

2. Select the folder and choose Get Info from the Finder menu or right-click the folder and select Get Info.

3. In the Info window, click the Lock icon to unlock the folder’s permissions.

4. Click the + icon next to the Group field and select the group you want to add permissions for.

5. Click the + icon next to the User field and select the user you want to add permissions for.

6. Click the Add button to add the user and group to the folder permissions.

7. Select the desired permissions for the user and group by checking or unchecking the boxes next to each permission type (e.g., Read & Write, Read Only, Write Only).

8. Click Apply to save the changes.

9. Repeat steps 3-8 for any other users or groups you want to add or modify permissions for.

10. Once you have finished changing folder permissions, close the Info window and your changes will be applied.

11. Note: Be cautious when changing folder permissions, as incorrect permissions can affect system stability or restrict access to important files.