Jason Santa MariaFeb 20

Signed up to use Adobe apps (begrudgingly) for a project and am plagued by these data access dialogs. Even when I click "Don't Allow" they just prompt again the next time I open an app.

This shit is so gross. I don't even know what the apps or Adobe is trying to do, but can't help but feel like it's something I don't want.

Web searches say the way to get rid of the prompts is to allow access đŸ«„

Show threadErik
@jasonsantamaria Maybe a bug? Maybe macOS got a bit stricter with its permissions?
Feb 20 at 8:02pmWeb
Show threadJason Santa MariaFeb 20
@letterror Maybe a bug? I've heard from others that even selecting "Allow" doesn't stop the behavior.
Show threadErikFeb 20
@jasonsantamaria Yes that was my experience. Apple is very precise with these “entitlements”. It’s annoying when it repeats like this, but I appreciate the os is bossy.
Show threaderin sparlingFeb 20
@letterror @jasonsantamaria have you tried adding “full disk access” on system settings / security and privacy?
Show threadJason Santa MariaFeb 20
@everyplace @letterror I was trying to avoid giving full disk access. Why does Adobe need that?
Show threaderin sparlingFeb 20
@jasonsantamaria @letterror Heh, that is a separate question. I think it's more the Apple sandbox, as you were indicating. Maybe Adobe is trying really hard to comply, so you're encouraged to use their cloud storage instead?!
Show threadJason Santa MariaFeb 20
@everyplace @letterror If so, I'm not a fan 😅
Show threadAndrej KrĂĄtkyFeb 21
@letterror @jasonsantamaria I also think it is an Apple bug. I get this with one system only – but not able to reproduce it on others. It happens with Adobe apps, but also Zoom, Tableau, and our own Fontstand app. We are definitely not trying to “access data from other apps”.