Apple's macOS Sequoia has a few new features to improve security, and one of them is a prompt that forces you to continually update your screen recording permissions. Up until now, you could permanently grant any app permission to record your screen and capture system audio, but Sequoia changes that to a maximum of one month. Unfortunately, lots of apps cannot function at all without these permissions. Although it's good security practice to regularly review your app permissions, it's also annoying to see a system-level reminder that can't be turned off.Why apps need permissions to record your Mac's screen and audioDue to the way macOS is designed, apps need to explicitly request access to c
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