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macOS 27 permission dialogs draw a Windows Vista comparison

A reply says access to services, hardware and context outside an app requires permissions, but prompts are a speed bump.

Steven SinofskySS
1 Source, 35m ago, first seen 35m ago

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One user compares macOS 27’s permission dialogs to Windows Vista’s, calling Vista’s endless prompts its worst feature. Another user replies that APIs for services, hardware and context outside an app need permissions. The prompts let “no” be the default, they argue, but end up as a speed bump. The reply also points to agent access and European regulators as areas to watch.

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Steven Sinofsky@stevesi@mvernal Just wait to see what happens with agent access and regulators in Europe. You can’t have apis to services, hardware, and context outside an app context without permissions. The prompts let the defaults be no. But that ends up just a speed bump.35m
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    Steven Sinofsky@stevesi@mvernal Just wait to see what happens with agent access and regulators in Europe. You can’t have apis to services, hardware, and context outside an app context without permissions. The prompts let the defaults be no. But that ends up just a speed bump.35m
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