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I've been trying to enable my location on google chrome but when I do, I get a popup saying "Location is turned off in Mac System Preferences." When I go to the Location Services area on my Mac, there are no apps for me to choose from, including google chrome, where I should be able to alter their location settings; the only thing under the location services toggle is the System Services option. Any help?
MacBook Pro 14″, macOS 13.5
It's possible to reset permissions from specific apps using the Terminal.
Make sure to turn off Location Services first before you proceed.
Here's the command:
tccutil reset app_name
Replace app_name with the application you want to reset the permissions.
Once you finished the task, close Terminal, reboot your Mac and re-enable Location Services.
Thanks to Sadique Hassan for the tip!
It's possible to reset permissions from specific apps using the Terminal.
Make sure to turn off Location Services first before you proceed.
Here's the command:
tccutil reset app_name
Replace app_name with the application you want to reset the permissions.
Once you finished the task, close Terminal, reboot your Mac and re-enable Location Services.
Thanks to Sadique Hassan for the tip!
Hello!
There's a very known issue with macOS 13.5 Apple is aware of, a potential fix is already in progress and will be available soon. Users reported problems with sleep mode, Software Update and AppStore Notifications.
Yes, there seems to be a bug in the 13.5 update the suppresses the display of the app list. I'm hoping for a fix to appear in the next update (13.5.1? 13.6?).
Fixes are actually in preparation for Location Services, Sleep Mode, Software Update and AppStore Notifications.
While waiting for this fix , is it possible to turn localisation on for a specific software by running a terminal command?
No apps in list for Mac location services
