After upgrading my 2012 MacBook Pro 2012 from High Sierra to Mojave, I noticed a constant 1 or 2 instances of ReportCrash in Activity Monitor.
Looking at my Console Log I saw some entries related to tccd Refusing TCCAccessRequest for service kTCCServiceCalendar.
I'm not sure what the cause is, although it appears at first glance it's a security/privacy issue relating to some software trying to access something it's not allowed to.
I did not get prompted in Mojave to add an app to the privacy list for the limited time I used it.
Anybody have any ideas about apps that need explicit full disk access or other access in Privacy, to work properly after an upgrade to Mojave from High Sierra?
Looking at my Console Log I saw some entries related to tccd Refusing TCCAccessRequest for service kTCCServiceCalendar.
I'm not sure what the cause is, although it appears at first glance it's a security/privacy issue relating to some software trying to access something it's not allowed to.
I did not get prompted in Mojave to add an app to the privacy list for the limited time I used it.
Anybody have any ideas about apps that need explicit full disk access or other access in Privacy, to work properly after an upgrade to Mojave from High Sierra?