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Even if someone were to do that, locking the setting manually is still of dubious utility. It only prevents someone with access to the computer from changing those settings... but if someone malicious has access to your computer, you have way bigger problems to deal with. The possibility of fiddling with full disk access settings is the least of your concerns in such a case, and no security system in the world can protect you against an adversary who has physical access to your logged-in computer.

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It's only important for Catalina (and beyond, for future readers). The only thing a lack of full disk access impedes us from removing on Mojave is adware in the form of old-style Safari extensions, which no longer run in Mojave anyway. That said, it certainly isn't going to hurt to give access on Mojave, either.

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