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Google don’t tell you but it installs process to check for updates every 5 hours<\/a>. Which is annoying and can occupy 100% of CPU. You can check the status on mac in terminal with this line:<\/p>\n

defaults read com.google.Keystone.Agent<\/code><\/pre>
And you can change this interval to 4 days like this (24*4*3600=345600):<\/p>\n
defaults write com.google.Keystone.Agent checkInterval 345600<\/code><\/pre>",
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