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should be able to just uncheck Dropbox.app in SysPrefs -> Security & Privacy -> Privacy -> Accessibility

• 0x0 10y ago
  It's not visible there, probably because I obliterated the Dropbox.app file. Currently rm -rf'ing the kext after kextunloading it and seeing the kextcache rebuilding. Why should I trust a company that gets its customer database leaked with a kext that they install via shady deceiving permission dialogs?! Uninstalled. Good riddance.
• hughw 10y ago
  No, that works only until your next reboot. DB has installed an agent that resets that setting in TCC.db a few seconds after you log in next.
  • ptomato 10y ago
    Per the person I replied to, he uninstalled Dropbox and removed the agent.
• sigjuice 10y ago
  I tried this, but looks like Dropbox shenanigans are able to silently turn it back on.
  • djrogers 10y ago
    Not in Sierra