How do I delete recent apps that have requested my location services?

Can you choose them (not check mark them) and cmd-delete?

I do not believe that you can remove any entry there (unless there might be a terminal command which I wouldn't know about). But, since you've uninstalled it, why do you still have the "enable" checked? I've never had mine checked because of privacy concerns. I can see a use for this with a laptop or iDevice, but a 27" iMac is a bit more difficult to lose.....

What pref pane is that image from?

Look in /Library/Preference Panes

All I can think of is what Babowa already said to disable Location Services and see if when you re-enable Find My Mac they return. Or contact the developer.

LOLuMad wrote:

I have the Location Services checked because it's a Macbook Pro and I have Find My Mac enabled.

Ahh, I understand. As I said, I don't know of a way to get rid of any entry there (nor in some other spots as well - wherever it has now been determined that the OS will automatically do things rather than give the user a choice).

@ macjack - I see your question was answered. Also check out Contacts in the same Pane - there will be some surprising apps wanting access to your Contacts.

Yes, been there done that. Nothing has access to location services except Safari, for maps.

I can understand why apps like Pages may want access. I cannot understand why apps like SuperDuper need it 😎

Agreed - I've decided to not allow any for now - period, especially since location services is not enabled and, unless (or even if) I use iCloud and/or sync, nothing gets access to my contacts. After having my contacts stolen from my Yahoo account more then once (I no longer maintain a Contacts list there now), I try not to put them at risk anywhere.

Thanks for the feedback, let us know what happens.

These third party "helper" apps that are so plentiful at the AppStore usually wind up biting you.

It's unfortunate that the AppStore will put any POS on their site.