Locking things down in fine-grained ways actually makes it more difficult for developers to figure out all the permission scenarios that users are likely to fac

Locking things down in fine-grained ways actually makes it more difficult for developers to figure out all the permission scenarios that users are likely to face. I hope that Apple adds tools to make that easier. For instance, I only have one Mac; once I tell my OS to “allow” my app to do X and Y and Z, how can I change my mind and “disallow” arbitrary things when testing multiple features that all have to work under the same constraints? Ideally, Apple should have a couple of simple switches like “simulate app launch in fresh-install scenario” so that I can pretend my app doesn’t have access anymore and see what happens. Similarly, I should be able to pretend apps aren’t notarized, pretend apps have been disallowed by the user, etc. all without fiddling with different commands and settings or screwing up other permissions I already have set on my machine.