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Permission Settings

Some DesireCore features require the operating system to grant corresponding permissions to work properly. The permission settings page centrally displays all required system permissions and their purposes, making it convenient for you to authorize as needed.

Opening Permission Settings​

  1. Open the Settings panel
  2. Click System Permissions in the Permission Management section

Permission List​

PermissionPurposeWhen Needed
Screen RecordingScreenshot, screen sharing, and other functionsWhen using screenshot or screen sharing features
MicrophoneVoice input, voice callsWhen using voice conversation features
CameraVideo calls, taking photosWhen using video-related features
AccessibilityAutomated operations, global shortcutsWhen using automation tools or global hotkeys
NotificationsDesktop notification pushWhen needing to receive background task completion reminders
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The permissions listed above are for macOS. Windows and Linux have different permission mechanisms, so the actual displayed permission items may vary by operating system.

How to Authorize​

  1. In the permission list, find the permission item you need to authorize
  2. Click that permission item
  3. The system will pop up a guide dialog explaining why this permission is needed
  4. Click Go to Authorize, system settings will automatically open to the corresponding page
  5. Check the permission for DesireCore in system settings
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You don't need to enable all permissions at once. DesireCore follows the principle of least privilege—only requesting permissions when you use the relevant feature. If you don't need a feature temporarily, you can choose "Authorize Later."

Permission Status​

Each permission item displays its current status:

  • Authorized: This permission is enabled, related functions can be used normally
  • Not Authorized: This permission is not yet enabled, related functions are unavailable
  • Restricted: System has partially granted the permission (e.g., microphone only allowed when app is in foreground)

Web Mode Note​

When running DesireCore in Web mode, permissions are managed by the browser. Browsers usually automatically popup to ask when you first use hardware like microphone or camera. You can view and manage granted permissions in the browser's site settings.