Simply always say no to Skype Helper?

To make your use Library visible, go to Finder and select your user/home folder. With that Finder window as the front window, either select Finder/View/Show View options or go command - J. When the View options opens, check ’Show Library Folder’. That should make your user library folder visible in your user/home folder.

Eric's reply does suggest direct path to find items in the user Library

by making the library appear, otherwise it's not visible; then you can

easily follow an earlier suggestion to remove item to trash. ~ And in

so doing you may re-install main item, without this additional 'helper.'

Perhaps this is just too much information. LOL

I hope my information is clear

Your information was clear. What appears to be not so clear is your understanding of the advice given.

You have a problem with a third-party app that is misbehaving. That is most likely because something is corrupt in its configuration files. That's why it keeps asking. Since it happened after an update to the software, corruption is quite likely the cause.

The advice given was to try to clear out the corruption which may include completely uninstalling the app, deleting the remnants it leaves behind, and reinstalling.

uninstall, and then reinstall Skype for Mac:

1. Quit Skype by selecting Skype > Quit Skype.
2. Open your Applications folder and drag your copy of Skype to the trash.
3. Then open ~/Library/Application Support * and drag the Skype folder to the trash. The ~ sign represents your home folder.