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				@ -141,7 +141,7 @@ You should only ever sudo a tool you trust. Of course, you can trust Homebrew
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😉 But do you trust the multi-megabyte Makefile that Homebrew runs? Developers
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often understand C++ far better than they understand make syntax. It’s too high
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a risk to sudo such stuff. It could modify (or upload) any files on your
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system.And indeed, we’ve seen some build scripts try to modify `/usr` even when
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system. And indeed, we’ve seen some build scripts try to modify `/usr` even when
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the prefix was specified as something else entirely.
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We use the macOS sandbox to stop this but this doesn't work when run as the `root` user (which also has read and write access to almost everything on the system).
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