My M1 MacBook Air isn't letting me turn on the camera in calls (on Messenger on Mac) which the camera button being grayed out and with there no being no options for any camera in the device settings in calls.
MacBook Air 13″
Okay, if anyone needs the solve. Open Messenger within facebook in your browser and initiate a video call from there. The system will prompt to give access to your mic and camera. I rarely use messenger from within FB (try to stay off of FB), so I had been using the desktop version of the messenger app and it would not prompt for camera access.
Okay, if anyone needs the solve. Open Messenger within facebook in your browser and initiate a video call from there. The system will prompt to give access to your mic and camera. I rarely use messenger from within FB (try to stay off of FB), so I had been using the desktop version of the messenger app and it would not prompt for camera access.
Go to system settings>privacy and security>camera to allow the access to the camera for messenger.
If this is not working: is your device managed by a company or an educational institute? Then the system admin might prohibit the tweaking of this setting
I don't have any applications which includes Messenger that are in the list of applications that have access to my camera in the settings on my MacBook
Nevermind, I fixed it
How'd you fix yours?
The "Messenger" app is not listed on the 'Settings > Privacy & Security > Camera' on my m3 Mac
I'm having the same problem. Messenger is not in the Camera app list. How did you fix it? Thanks!
Messenger on Mac Not Accessing Camera of MacBook
