It’s going to say, “I need access to your camera. Now when an app needs access to your camera, it’s going to ask you. We always had these options for our location services, Contacts, Calendars, Reminders, and Photos, but if we look, you’re going to see we have a new option here – Camera. Now, this is nothing new in macOS Mojave. If I no longer want to have OmniFocus have access to my calendar, I deselect it. If I go over to Calendars, I can see all the apps that have access to my calendar. Now, if I deselect this, Voice Memos will not have access to my location. Now what I’m able to do is I’m able to deselect Voice Memos from my location. Now what I’m going to do is to unlock this, so I’m going to go and click on the lock here. Well, remember how I said Voice Memo would need access to your location? When I go and select Location Services, you’re going to see Voice Memos. Over on the left, you’re going to see we have all of our different privacy options. Now what we need to do is we need to go to Security and Privacy. To view what apps have access to your calendar, your contacts, your location, and other options, what we need to do is we need to go over to our System Preferences. With macOS Mojave, we have some new privacy options. This is all set up through your privacy preferences. You use a different calendar app it may ask you to have access to your calendars. If you use a different contact app, it may ask you to have access to your contacts. The app Voice Memo needs to know the location of your computer. Why is this? Because when you create a new voice memo using the Voice Memo app, it names it based on the location. For example, the first time you open up the new voice memo apps in macOS Mojave, it’s going to ask you if it can have access to your location.
Now the first time you open up an app, you may get an alert asking you to give access to a certain service.
In this video, we’re going to look at the new updated privacy options we have in macOS Mojave.
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