Apple Restricts macOS Full Disk Access to Block AI Agents
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Apple announced new restrictions to macOS Full Disk Access on October 2, tightening privacy controls to address risks posed by increasingly powerful AI agents. The changes will require developers to obtain more explicit user permission before their applications can access sensitive files across Mac systems. Apple cited the proliferation of agentic AI applications as substantially increasing privacy threats, prompting the shift toward stricter permission protocols. The update followed growing concerns about AI agents potentially overreaching their intended scope and accessing private user data without adequate safeguards.