Managing Privacy on Mac Flashcards
Q: What is required for applications to access folders on a Mac?
A: User consent is required for applications to access folders on a Mac.
Q: How does Apple ensure privacy for sensitive content and private video conferences?
A: Apple requires user consent for applications to access folders and allows users to manage which applications can monitor information.
Q: Why is user consent important for applications on a Mac?
A: To ensure privacy and control over sensitive content and resources.
Q: What settings can you control to manage privacy on a Mac?
A: Camera, microphone, and screen recording settings.
Q: What does Apple require for applications to access folders on a Mac?
A: User consent.
Q: What might users want to protect from certain applications on a Mac?
A: Sensitive content and private video conferences.
Q: How does Apple ensure privacy for Mac users?
A: By requiring user consent for application access to certain resources.
Q: What is a key aspect of Apple’s approach to privacy?
A: Taking privacy seriously and requiring user consent.
Q: What should users update to control application access on a Mac?
A: Camera, microphone, and screen recording settings.
Q: What is the benefit of managing privacy settings on a Mac?
A: Enhanced control over personal data and application permissions.
Q: What is a common concern for Mac users regarding privacy?
A: Unauthorized access by applications or external entities.
Q: What should you do in the Privacy & Security dialog to allow screen recording?
A: Use Touch ID or enter your password.
Q: Where can you manage all privacy settings on a Mac?
A: In Privacy & Security settings.
Q: What should you do if an application doesn’t appear on a privacy settings list?
A: Add it by clicking the plus button.
Q: What is the first step to adjust Input Monitoring settings?
A: Click Privacy & Security in System Settings.