com.ProxyConfigDaemon
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ProxyConfigDaemon is a system launch daemon that manages proxy configuration settings on macOS. It runs in the background to handle network proxy auto-configuration and is typically part of a larger system utility or network configuration tool. A native Apple Silicon build has been confirmed running on Macs in the Rosetta Check community.
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1 suggestionProxyConfigDaemon is a system helper component, not a standalone app — it is managed as part of its parent product's update mechanism rather than updated separately. To get the native Apple Silicon build, you need to update the parent application that installs and manages this daemon. Check what utility or network tool on your Mac installed ProxyConfigDaemon — this is often a VPN client, network manager, or system configuration tool from the vendor listed in your system settings or Applications folder. Once you have identified the parent product, visit the vendor's website or use the parent app's built-in update mechanism to upgrade to the latest version, which will replace the Intel-only daemon with the native build. If you are unsure which application owns this daemon, opening System Settings → General → Login Items or reviewing your Applications folder for network-related utilities may help identify it. The parent application's native build will ensure the daemon runs natively on your Apple Silicon Mac.
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