@jsnell I don’t know what to do with this one except send it to you with a few question marks. ???
Mail.app, as best I can tell at a glance, doesn’t record screen or audio.
I literally just hit reply all on an email and it appeared.
Likely just a beta issue, but now I’m questioning what Mail.app is doing and there appears to be no way in macOS to see any details on what this means or why it’s triggered.
@jsnell @caseyliss @siracusa I’m a fairly advanced user of PCs as a network and communications engineer who also writes some code for automation and ops, and when presented with almost all of the security dialogs in macOS over the last few years I find I have no way to contextualise the choice they are presenting except:
On = bad, off = good.
OK, but will the app work without that? What features may be impacted?
@jsnell @caseyliss @siracusa I 100% agree that we should be able to tell it to just allow it for this app, but I think an enormous missing piece is any way to understand what is happening at all with a combination of a security audit app of some sort combined with developers actively explaining these aspects of their applications.
The Internet Access Policy app in Little Snitch is a good example of a front end to audit and allow developers to explain why the app is trying to do what it is.
Ben Kirton