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by rattray 1242 days ago
Only the first time for each monitor, I believe. It's really fine.
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... but how do you click allow when it's prompting for whether to allow your keyboard and mouse?
If you're on a laptop model, you use the laptop's keyboard or mouse. I believe that for desktop models, if there is a keyboard or mouse plugged in at startup, it does not prompt.
> I believe that for desktop models, if there is a keyboard or mouse plugged in at startup, it does not prompt.

Which just underscores how ridiculous this new "security model" actually is if Apple had to put in an exception just to allow baseline required computer peripherals to work correctly.