Sometimes System Settings → Privacy & Security shows NotchMind as allowed, but macOS still asks again at every launch, or the feature still doesn’t work.
Why it happens
macOS remembers permissions per copy of an app. An old copy, such as one opened from the disk image or a previous download, can leave a second NotchMind entry. Turning that one on does nothing for the copy you run.
Fix it
- Right-click the notch and choose Quit.
- Open System Settings → Privacy & Security → Accessibility (or the permission that keeps asking).
- Select each NotchMind entry and remove it with the − button. Remove all of them.
- Make sure there’s only one NotchMind, in Applications. Delete other copies from Downloads and eject the disk image.
- Open NotchMind from Applications. When it asks, allow the permission once.
Still asking?
Restart your Mac and try again. If it keeps happening, email support with your macOS version and a screenshot of the permission list.
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