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Something changed in the last week, and now my video conferencing apps no longer work with screen sharing, and the settings options are not working correctly. Instead of listing applications to allow the screen is blank, and when I attempt to add an application, it allows me to follow the steps but never adds the application to the list. Has anyone seen this before and know how to fix this?
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drowsychicken wrote:
No. They are missing from Full Disk and Accessibility
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That is what I am saying —add it to Full Disk Access first, use the +
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drowsychicken wrote:
Something changed in the last week,
and now my video conferencing apps no longer work with screen sharing, and the settings options are not working correctly. Instead of listing applications to allow the screen is blank, and when I attempt to add an application, it allows me to follow the steps but never adds the application to the list. Has anyone seen this before and know how to fix this?
https://discussions.apple.com/content/attachment/3832a63d-503c-4abb-851d-0d0eed2ef2d1
Are your apps listed in Full DIsk Access
>System Settings>Privacy & Security>Full Disk Access if not try the +/- there or toggle on
then your Screen recording...(?)
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Controlling app access to files in macOS
Appears to be an issue with the latest update to Ventura 13.4.1. I rebooted in Recovery Mode and did First Aid on the disk and everything corrected itself.
No. They are missing from Full Disk and Accessibility
Screen Recording Setting is blank with no apps and no way to add them
