How to disagree to iTunes privacy policy? I accidentally pressed that I agree to iTunes tos when I opened the app on Mac os Sierra. The fact is I don't agree to the tos. How can I get the dialog option back? I don't plan to use iTunes.
When you open iTunes for the first time and agree to the license agreement, it creates the ~/Library/Preferences/com.apple.iTunes.plist file with a dictionary entry called license-agreements. You can just delete the ~/Library/Preferences/com.apple.iTunes.plist file if you have no intension of using iTunes and it will be as if you never agreed to the license agreement.

In Terminal:

rm ~/Library/Preferences/com.apple.iTunes.plist


If you just want to delete the license-agreements use:

defaults delete com.apple.itunes license-agreements




If you want to remove the iTunes app in macOS, you should be able to just move it to the Trash and then empty the Trash. I was able to do that in macOS 10.12.3, however you might have to disable System Integrity Protection and if so, do the following:


Shutdown your Mac.
Start up from macOS Recovery using: Command-R
Select your Language and press Enter.
At macOS Utilities, select Terminal from the Utilities menu.
In Terminal type, csrutil disable then press Enter.
In Terminal type, reboot then press Enter.
Once back in normal mode macOS, in Terminal use the following command:

sudo rm -fr /Applications/iTunes.app

Then press Enter, type your password, then press Enter again.


Don't forget to enable System Integrity Protection afterwards. Repeat the necessary steps, however use csrutil enable.