Thanks a million, but why would Apple do this. Terminal should have access to each and every file and folder; specially home folder and subfolders (to one's home folder).
Thanks a million, but why would Apple do this. Terminal should have access to each and every file and folder; specially home folder and subfolders (to one's home folder).
My guess it's a security thing for the average user that might not use Terminal frequently...so scripts can't access these folders. I first noticed it in Big Sur, but apparently it began since Mojave. If you use Terminal a lot, another option would be to just give Terminal Full Disk Access rather than specifying individual folders.