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So maybe because in the past I granted iTerm access to Desktop, it still has access to everything inside even after I've disabled it. I tried making a new file
by hot_gril 3y ago
So maybe because in the past I granted iTerm access to Desktop, it still has access to everything inside even after I've disabled it. I tried making a new file outside of iTerm just now, and iTerm can still read it, so it seems directory-level.
iTerm is third-party software like anything else. Wonder if it got an exemption. Also, TextEdit evidently has access to everything without asking, so it's not just a terminal thing. Idk what's happening exactly, but I don't trust this sandboxing.
- mike_hearn 3y agoQuite the opposite, TextEdit is sandboxed. The act of using the file open dialog grants it a capability to open the file you selected.