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I am using macOS Big Sur, is it true that all apps trying to record my screen needs my permission, which can be edited in System Preferences -> Security&Privacy?
If that is the case, how come I can record my screen by shift+command+5 and it does not appear in the record screen permission list in Security&Privacy.
MacBook Pro 16″, macOS 11.6
There is a Major Difference between " Third Party Application " accessing the camera of this computer and a Native Apple Application used to record the screen.
Take a screenshot on your Mac - Apple Support (CA)
The Apple Screen Shot / Recording is Native and built into the Operating System.
There is a Major Difference between " Third Party Application " accessing the camera of this computer and a Native Apple Application used to record the screen.
Take a screenshot on your Mac - Apple Support (CA)
The Apple Screen Shot / Recording is Native and built into the Operating System.
Thanks for your answer and help. So besides any application that comes bundled with Operation System, any other third party application will need me to grant permission to record screen, correct?
Yes
Is it true all apps recording screen needs permission granted by user?
