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Apps no longer show up under Location Services under Privacy and Security after installing 13.5 update.
As a result users are unable to edit location permissions or see what apps have location access.
If a new app tries to request location services, it doesn’t show in System Settings so it’s impossible to enable it. Hopefully macOS 13.5.1 will address that issue.
Mac mini (M1, 2020)
You seem determined to establish that this is a "feature change" rather than a bug but I would suggest that the evidence points to this being a bug and that feedback should be sent to Apple to highlight this to be corrected in a future 13.5.1 update. Firstly, the blue dot you refer to in the Menu Bar was introduced with the 13.3 update, so is not connected to this incident. Secondly, the support page you linked to still refers to the list of applications and the ability to switch permissions for individual apps. Thirdly, the System Settings window itself still contains the phrases "Allow the applications and services below to determine your location." and "(Arrow) Indicates an application that has used your location within the last 24 hours." If this "feature" has been deliberately removed, then these sentences are redundant and should've been removed also.
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Agree
Rest assured, a request to Edit that specific Wording has been submitted some weeks ago by Moi.
As of this writing it appears to stand as is.
One can only arrive at ones own conclusions
What factors allowed that post to be chosen as best answer? Is it just how many people clicked "Helpful"?
Sorry, very late to the party here, but isn't macOS Ventura 13.5 still in beta? ... with the latest public release being 13.4.1 (c)?
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Apple centric tech blog MacRumors is now confirming the bug.
https://www.macrumors.com/2023/08/10/macos-ventura-13-5-location-services-bug/
We just have to wait.
Thanks to IdrisSeabright for answering my question.
Your response, P. Phillips, is a bit hard to understand. It sounded like a reprimand, but I'm sure that was unintentional.
Dare I say that site Only Published Aug 10, 2023 and Ventura 13.5 released July 24, 2023
Somewhat late to the game does not one think 😎
The Security patch for AMFI included in macOS 13.5 is possibly the culprit behind the Location Services bug.
Interesting. How do you identify the ChatGTP posts?
In most cases they will have a litany of choices in a numbered list.
Interesting. I’ll keep an eye out for those.
A software update to fix this bug (version 13.5.1) has now been released.
Additionally, macOS 13.5.1 also includes fixes for sleeping mode and other issues.
I've just updated 10 13.5.1 and all location services are visible and changeable
Location Privacy is broken after installing 13.5 update
