Be especially careful which apps you grant access to input monitoring. Input Monitoring: Apps that have access to input monitoring can view what you type with your keyboard, mouse, or trackpad.Generally, these apps are supposed to make it easier for you to use your Mac, but malicious apps may be able to control your mac in harmful ways. Accessibility: Apps that have access to your accessibility settings and run scripts that control your Mac.Speech Recognition: This shows apps that have access to your speech recognition files from Siri.These apps may be able to access your microphone and transmit data while running in the background. Microphone: Apps that have access to your microphone can activate and record audio using your mac's microphone.A green light will appear next to your camera when it is active. These apps may be able to access your camera and transmit data while running in the background. Camera: Apps that have access to your camera may turn on and record images and video using your mac's camera.Photos: Apps that have access to your photos can view, modify, or delete photos in your Photos folder on iCloud.Reminders: Apps that have access to your reminders can add, change, and delete reminders you have set.Calendars: Apps that have access to your calendars can change, delete, and add new dates in your calendars.Be careful which apps you grant access to your contacts. They may also be able to view and transmit your contacts and their personal information. Contacts: Apps that have access to your contacts are able to access and modify your list of contacts.Location Services: Apps that have access to your location services are able to tell your exact location when Location Services is turned on.Some apps may need access to multiple system features. Clicking any of the listed system features displays a list of apps that have requested permission to the feature.

The different system features are listed in the panel to the left. Click on the section you want to grant permission for.

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