With macOS Sequoia, Apple requires users to periodically re-authorize screen recording app permissions, but changes implemented in macOS Sequoia 15.1 mean you won’t have to re-authorize as often. Possibly.
In the release notes for the sixth beta of the macOS Sequoia 15.1 update, Apple says users will no longer see as many pop-ups for apps they use regularly.
We now have enhanced user awareness policies for applications that use deprecated content capture technologies. Users will see fewer dialogs if they regularly use an app where they already know and accept the risks.
During the macOS Sequoia beta testing process, Apple would show permission pop-ups for screen recording apps every week, but people quickly got tired of them. Before macOS Sequoia was released, permission settings were adjusted so that pop-ups only appeared once a month, but now users can grant screen recording permissions to apps they use regularly. , fewer pop-ups will appear.
The prompt that Apple displays is designed to remind users that apps can record screen and system audio that contains sensitive information.
[App Name] You are requesting direct access to the screen and audio, bypassing the system’s private window picker. This results in [App Name] To record screen and system audio, including personal and sensitive information that may be visible or audible.
While there’s no option to completely remove pop-ups, macOS Sequoia 15.1 may make their frequency more tolerable for those who use screen recording apps on a daily basis. macOS Sequoia 15.1 is scheduled to be released on Monday, October 28th.
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