On the SERVER (The one you will control) you will need to enable Grant Easy Access and Setup Unattended Access. You have signed in with your teamviewer account on the GUEST PC. You need a teamviewer account for this to work correctly. The steps using Teamviewer 12 (And I will guess future versions) are the following assuming that: It also changed radically on Teamviewer 12. My solution (Done with Teamviewer 12 as of the time of this answer) relied mostly on the server (The one I wanted to control) and very little with the guest (The one that will have all the mighty power of the universe!). The permission status can be reviewed under Help -> Check system access at any time.Well it just so happened I was having the SAME EXACT issue. The next time you want to receive an incoming connection with TeamViewer, the person connecting to your Mac will be able to see and control your screen. Now you can close the Security & Privacy window. Those are required to control your Mac.Ĭlick again on the padlock in the lower-left corner to prevent further changes. Repeat the same for Screen Recording and Accessibility if desired. Put a check next to TeamViewer to grant it access: You will be prompted to enter the credentials of an administrator account to continue. which will bring you to the Full Disk Access section of the Privacy pane, inside the Security & Privacy preferences:įor the Accessibility access you will need to click the padlock icon in the lower-left corner to make changes. To allow the access, click the buttons shown in the dialog.
If you or others need to access the Mac remotely, Screen Recording and Accessibility are required at a minimum.
Please give permission to the system capabilities manually to use TeamViewer as desired. If you are starting TeamViewer on your Mac running macOS 10.15 (Catalina) for the first time, you will be prompted with the following dialog:īy default, all permissions are set to Denied.
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