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If your question pertains to a specific protocol, e.g., ssh or ssl (https), please use that tag instead. This is for general security of hardware, information, software topics where another tag isn’t presumed. iPhone security should use iPhone or iOS tag.
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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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