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An every-app grant mode that must ship with a denylist

There is a grant mode treating every app as allowed except ones on a denylist.

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What probably matters to youSection of the release

An all-apps-granted tier with a required denylist is defined within the host-dependent per-app control feature.

What

Besides granting named applications, there is now a mode that treats every application as granted at the full tier except those a denylist excludes, and it skips the step that hides windows before acting.

Details
  • Constructing it with an empty denylist throws at runtime on purpose; the code calls that a wiring bug.
  • It is only used where the host program supplies an every-app policy. The default behaviour, granting specific apps, is unchanged.
Evidence

WildcardGrantSet: deniedBundleIds must be non-empty

Strings lifted out of the shipped bundle, so the claim above can be checked against them.

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