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Apple hardware and software can log location as well as other sensitive information that you may wish to keep private. Also group questions that relate to general software and information relating on how to protect your privacy by choosing one configuration over another.
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How can I replicate the "give app permission to access documents" on the command line?
I ask because I'm dealing with an application from a major publisher that is complaining that it still doesn't have access even after the settings have been changed in the Privacy and Security menu. …
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