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# macOS Installation Validation

## Check Running Status

### Standard Mode

> **Note:** The app will not automatically start until the user logs out and logs back in.

1. Open **Activity Monitor**.
2. Search for `MyZenV2`.
3. Verify the **User** matches the current user.
4. If the processed are listed, the agent is running.

### Stealth Mode

> **Note:** The app will not automatically start until a lock/unlock cycle is performed. A restart is recommended.

1. Open **Activity Monitor**.
2. Search for `zs`. Also search for `svcmonitor`
3. Verify the **User** matches the current user.
4. If the processes are listed, the agent is running.

## Check Application Version

The **installer version** is the authoritative version indicator. The version displayed in the MyZen app window may differ. Check the Download Apps page in the portal for the latest version.

### Standard Mode

Read the version file:

```bash
cat /Applications/MyZenV2.app/Contents/MacOS/version.txt
```

Alternatively: right-click `MyZenV2.app` in Finder, select **Show Package Contents**, and navigate to `Contents/MacOS/version.txt`.

### Stealth Mode

Read the version file:

```bash
cat /usr/local/zs/zs.app/Contents/MacOS/version.txt
```

> **Tip:** Compare the installed version against the latest version shown on the **Download Apps** page in the We360.ai portal.


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