Apple says it is tightening macOS Full Disk Access controls because of AI agents.

The company says autonomous software substantially increases the risk of deep disk access.

The change limits high-level folder privileges for automated tools, the article says.

It also adds checks when outside software asks for deep integration.

Full Disk Access can reach private documents, settings, and credentials, the piece notes.

Developers using AI agents will have to adapt workflows to the stricter prompts.

Users are advised to review which apps already hold elevated disk permission.

The article says later patches may add more limits as new risks show up.

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