Mac OS X defaults to prevent applications and files from launching that don’t come from a verified source or from the Mac App Store. As Mockplus Classic hasn’t been submitted to Mac App Store, the Mockplus Classic demo package cannot be opened on OS X. Please follow the steps below in order to fix this issue:

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Step 1. Open the terminal window by looking for “Applications” > “Utilities” > “Terminal“.

Step 2. Input the command of “sudo spctl –master-disable” and then press the Return key on your computer. This will require you to type in the Administrator password. Please enter the password and press the Return key again. Note that, the terminal screen won’t display any content while you’re typing the password, just input and press Return directly.

Step 3. Once done, you will be able to open the Mockplus Classic demo package on the Mac OS X.

Thanks for sharing you r solution tak_asn!

I remember hearing of a similar issue before. In case tak_asn's solution isn't working for someone, you might try to set the permissions for the FPVFreerider app using a chmod +x command. Since I don't own a Mac myself I'm not very knowledgeable in these matters, but here is more info on this: https://superuser.com/questions/1345755/how-to-fix-the-application-cant-be-opened-on-mac

Basically:

Open a terminal window (CMD + Space -> terminal);
Using the cd command, navigate to the place where the application is stored: cd <path_to_application>
Run chmod +x <application_file> to make it executable. If it doesn't let you, sudo it:
sudo chmod +x <application>

(Your command should look something like this:
chmod +x '/Applications/FPVFreerider.app/Contents/MacOS/FPVFreerider'
adding sudo at the start if needed).

Edit:

or:
sudo chmod +x ~/Applications/FPVFreerider.app

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or, for Freerider Recharged:

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~ chmod +x /Applications/FPVFreerider_Recharged.app/Contents/MacOS/FPVFreerider_Recharged

I also found this info:
As recent versions of MacOS doesn't have run everywhere option in GUI, you either have to disable Gatekeeper compeletely (sudo spctl --master-disable) or selectively enable given application: sudo spctl --add /Path/To/Application.app