Hi, I have an app which I would like to test on macOS27, specifically the use of 'Accessibility' permission which is granted via the new DDM payload introduced in macOS27 (com.apple.configuration.app.settings). Problem is once the app is launched once and the consent popup is displayed and a choice is made ('Allow' or 'Not Now') I cannot reset the system so that the popup appears again for test purposes, i.e. is there a command line I can execute similar to 'tccutil reset Accessibility' which would reset the system? Thanks

AFAIU a new screen capture notification was added within the Control Center in Sequoia 15.2, see attached examples: My question is whether there is some way to suppress this notification preferably via an MDM configuration profile. See also https://discussions.apple.com/thread/255886645?sortBy=rank for more information. Thanks, Doron.

Hello, AFAIU, a new purple dot indicator was added within the Control Center in Sequoia 15.1. Up until now it was used to indicate audio recording. My question is where would I get detailed documentation on this new indicator? I did find the following link https://support.apple.com/en-ca/guide/mac-help/mchl50f94f8f/15.1/mac/15.1 although it seems out of date, i.e. still noting only audio recording and nothing regarding screen recording. Also, can this indicator be suppressed in any way? e.g. via MDM or other means. Thanks, Doron.

Hi, I am trying to write an app for macOS which will allow or drop a potential upload request, e.g. PUT or PATCH http request. For example, I would like to block uploading of a file to Google drive. I was looking into the 'SimpleFireWall' app sample provided within (https://developer.apple.com/videos/play/wwdc2019/714) but AFAIU this cannot be done due to limitations of NEFilterDataProvider and its flow (NEFilterFlow) objects, i.e. one limitation is that this would only be supported on Safari (WebKit based browsers) and secondly there is no option to peek and analyze which http request is represented by the flow in case of a TLS connection (HTTPS) as data is obviously encrypted. What would be the recommended way of achieving this? Thanks, Doron.