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Apple restricts AI access to Mac files
Apple has announced that it will tighten restrictions on full disk access permissions on Mac devices, as the use of AI agents capable of performing multiple tasks independently and interacting with device files and applications continues to expand. This move is part of the company's efforts to protect user privacy, since full disk access allows access to a wide range of data—including files, emails, messages, and browsing history—which poses greater risks when using agents to carry out tasks. Apple will introduce new controls to ensure that users explicitly and clearly consent to granting applications this level of access, with an emphasis on increasing user awareness of the associated risks. This development comes amid growing autonomy of AI agents, allowing them to execute long-term actions without direct commands, thereby necessitating the implementation of stricter data protection laws to safeguard user information.
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