1. I want to download the latest version of Mac OSX (Yosemite). But, the app store doesn't let me change the user id for authentication. Interestingly, I don't know whose apple ID is prepopulated into the text box. I have used my macbook all by myself until now! I tried to logout and login again. But didn't work.
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The iTunes and App store links are extremely slow and unreliable. I've downloaded it twice where I get to 5GB downloaded then the connection is lost and I have to download it again from the beginning. I have limited bandwidth and am getting frustrated having to try and download several times.

What is the direct download link for Yosemite so I can use a download manager to get the file directly?

Step 1: Using a Mac, download OS X Yosemite for free from the Mac App Store. Once the download is complete, you can find the Yosemite download file in the /Applications folder. Step 2: Download UniBeast and MultiBeast from here. Make sure you download the latest version. Step 3: Using the Disk Utility tool on your Mac, format your USB flash drive.

Mac App Store Yosemite Download Locations

I'm looking for the link similar to

Mac App Store Yosemite Download Location Windows 10

Please don't give me the iTunes or AppStore links because those ones are slow and unreliable.

MacBook Pro (Retina, 15-inch, Late 2013), OS X Mavericks (10.9.3)

Yosemite App Store

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