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Don’t get me wrong, I appreciate it as a default, it just doesn’t make sense for Terminal.app to not have full disk access from the start: I.e. when I first ope
by fiddlerwoaroof 7y ago
Don’t get me wrong, I appreciate it as a default, it just doesn’t make sense for Terminal.app to not have full disk access from the start: I.e. when I first open the terminal, I should get a security pop up requesting full disk access
- ken 7y agoIf that's what you want, it looks like you can get that by typing 4 characters. This seems like an awfully small price to pay to allow other people the possibility of much increased security.
- fiddlerwoaroof 7y agosudo? On Mojave at least, not even root has full disk access
- Wowfunhappy 7y agoI'm not sure what GP is referring to by "four characters", but in Mojave you can add Terminal to Full Disk Access in System Preferences, and I highly recommend it. I assume Catalina would be the same, but I've never actually used Catalina. (And probably never will at this point.)
- fiddlerwoaroof 7y agoYeah, my point is that Apple should have added a prompt for that permission just like how they have a prompt for accessibility and such.