tccutil

A macOS Permissions manager.

Tested and works on macOS 12.3.1 with SIP turned off. Other macOS versions haven been tested.

This tool modifies the TCC.db file, use it at your own risk.

You can use tccutil.py to manage an app's permissions (Microphone access, Camera access...)

Here are all disponible commands:

usage: tccutil.py [-h] [-e] [-d] [-r] [-id BUNDLEID] [-p APPPATH]
                  [-n APPNAME] [--contacts] [--calendars] [--reminders]
                  [--photos] [--camera] [--microphone]

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -e, --enable          Enable App Function
  -d, --disable         Disable App Function
  -r, --remove          Remove Record of App Function
  -id BUNDLEID, --bundleid BUNDLEID
                        Defines App Bundle ID
  -p APPPATH, --apppath APPPATH
                        Defines App Path to automatically find Bundle ID
  -n APPNAME, --appname APPNAME
                        Defines App Name to automatically find Bundle ID (if
                        app is not stored in /Applications/, please use
                        --apppath)
  --contacts            Change Contacts Access Status for the selected app
  --calendars           Change Calendars Access Status for the selected app
  --reminders           Change Reminders Access Status for the selected app
  --photos              Change Photos Access Status for the selected app
  --camera              Change Camera Access Status for the selected app
  --microphone          Change Microphone Access Status for the selected app

Add it to Path:

If you want to add it to your path (to be able to type tccutil without typing python /path/to/tccutil)

Type the following commands in a terminal: With zsh (macOS 10.15+):

PATHTOTCCUTIL="/path/to/tccutil.py"
echo "alias tccutil=python\ `echo $PATHTOTCCUTIL`" >> ~/.zshrc

Then restart Terminal for changes to take effect.