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macOS Catalina is actually much more aggressive about this. Even in unsigned unsandboxed apps, the OS will pause the app and ask the user for permission when th
by kitsunesoba 7y ago
macOS Catalina is actually much more aggressive about this. Even in unsigned unsandboxed apps, the OS will pause the app and ask the user for permission when the app tried to access any directory it doesn’t have permission for, and this behavior is replicated across many other parts of the system too (webcam, mic, etc).
It’s a bit annoying initially but it’s nice knowing that the system will put control back into my hands whenever apps try to do something shady.
- paulcarroty 7y agoGood feature, kinda sad macOS isn't popular like Windows. Linux apps supports permission management in flatpak, but the packaging can be a big headache.