HelpCompany Mac
Mac permissions
Accessibility can be pre-approved. Input Monitoring cannot.
Two optional permissions sit behind macOS privacy prompts. Veil already veils and unveils without them. IT can pre-approve Accessibility. Apple does not let anyone pre-approve Input Monitoring.
Accessibility
Block keyboard and mouse while veiled needs Accessibility. It is a deterrent, not a lock: input flows again if Veil quits. Your unveil shortcut still works.
If IT deployed a privacy profile on a supervised Mac, this row can already read on and Managed by your organization. If the row says Accessibility approval required, click Open Accessibility…, allow Veil, then return here.
Input Monitoring
Reliable shortcut in remote apps needs Input Monitoring so the shortcut still works in remote-desktop and full-screen apps. Keystrokes are never stored.
This still needs you to allow Input Monitoring in System Settings. Turn the row on yourself, then allow Veil when macOS asks. If you see Input Monitoring approval required, click Open Input Monitoring….