macos sequoia
It is likely that macOS Sequoia will occasionally ask for permission to re-screen a tablet and screen share in the future. macOS Sequoia, which is still in public beta, has added a pop-up notification that periodically asks users if they should allow third-party software to access audio and video on their Mac devices, and there doesn’t appear to be an option to permanently grant applicable permissions to third-party apps.According to 9 to 5 Mac According to reports, Apple has confirmed to several developers that this is an intentional design and not a bug.
Not only do these permission alerts appear once a week, but they also appear every time you open the relevant app after restarting. Whether it is a third-party app that specializes in recording photos, or a general application with a built-in screen sharing function, such as Zoom, Slack or Discord, this security feature will be encouraged.
If you are familiar with the user permission confirmation screen that often appears when you install software in Windows, it may be easy to see where such system problems are. When a security control tool pops up frequently and most of the time the user presses Confirm, it’s easy for users to subconsciously press Confirm without thinking carefully about whether they should to give permission. If permission is given without any thought every time, wouldn’t that be the same as not asking?
In addition to this, macOS Sequoia will bring other useful updates. In addition to introducing Apple Intelligence In addition, it allows users to mirror iPhone to Macbook and prevent annoying pop-up windows on Safari.
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