An open-source application providing visibility into and control over application permissions on macOS, managing access to location services, contacts, calendar, reminders, photos, camera, microphone, and more.
AppOpsX is an open-source application for macOS that gives users greater visibility into and control over the permissions granted to apps on their system. It provides an interface to view and manage the access privileges that apps have been granted to sensitive user data and device functionality.
Specifically, AppOpsX allows seeing what apps have access to features like location services, contacts, calendar, reminders, photos, camera, microphone, and more. For each app, users can easily toggle access permissions on or off for each category of sensitive data.
This gives users more insight into what apps may collect personal information without their knowledge. It also allows selectively restricting app access to only what is necessary for that app's functionality. For example, users can disable camera access for apps that don't need to take photos or videos.
Overall, AppOpsX empowers users take back control over their privacy and security. Rather than all-or-nothing app permissions, it enables granular control over what apps can access. This makes it easier to find and address potential privacy risks from apps collecting excess personal data.