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Navigate to the root-level of your startup disk (e.g.

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Click on Full Disk Access in the categories table.

Click the padlock in the lower-left corner to allow changes.

Open the Security & Privacy Preference Pane in the System Preferences application.

If accessibility challenges make the drag and drop procedure too difficult, you can follow the steps below to grant full disk access to CCC's privileged helper tool. Manually granting full disk access to CCC's privileged helper tool After adding granting full disk access to CCC and its helper tool, the Full Disk Access table should look like this: Therefore, it is CCC's privileged helper tool ("") that needs Full Disk Access, not the main application. backing up your startup disk), CCC leverages a privileged helper tool for managing all aspects of your backup task. Following Apple's Best Practices for performing tasks with elevated privileges (e.g. Unfortunately, Apple's Privacy measures don't work in an intuitive manner when an application leverages a privileged helper tool. It seems intuitive to add the Carbon Copy Cloner application to the Full Disk Access list. "I added Carbon Copy Cloner to the Full Disk Access category but I still get errors" Likewise, if you proceed with a backup task without granting full disk access to CCC's privileged helper tool and CCC is prevented from backing something up, the error will be raised to your attention in CCC's Task History window, along with the "Grant Access." button.

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When you click on the "Grant Access." button offered by the Cloning Coach, CCC will present the Install Assistant, indicated by the screenshot above. If you select your startup disk as the source to a backup task and you have not yet granted full disk access to CCC's privileged helper tool, CCC's Cloning Coach will raise this to your attention when you save or run that task. CCC's Cloning Coach will issue a warning if CCC's helper tool lacks access to some of your data You can close the System Preferences window at that point, and if you're prompted to quit CCC now or later, you can choose the "Later" option. Once you have granted CCC's helper tool full disk access, CCC will dismiss its Install Assistant and resume whatever task led up to the presentation of the Install Assistant.

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This icon represents two separate files on your Mac - the Carbon Copy Cloner application and its privileged helper tool, so when you drop this onto the Privacy table, you will see both "Carbon Copy Cloner.app" and "" appear in that table. Next, drag the fish icon from CCC's Install Assistant onto the table in the Privacy window. Next, click the padlock icon in the lower-left corner of the Privacy window to allow changes. CCC will take you directly to the Privacy tab and select the Full Disk Access category. To begin, click the button to open the Security & Privacy Preference Pane in the System Preferences application. To proactively grant CCC and its helper tool full disk access, choose "Grant CCC Full Disk Access." from the Carbon Copy Cloner menu.ĬCC's Install Assistant, indicated in the screenshot above, will guide you through the pre-approval procedure that grants CCC and its helper tool full disk access.

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As a result, when you download an application specifically to back up your most precious data, that application can't back up that data until you specifically go out of your way to grant it access to that data. Instead, you're required to complete a long list of steps to pre-approve the application. To further complicate the matter, macOS does not conveniently ask you to grant access to an application when that application tries to access that data. macOS Catalina applies these privacy changes even more broadly, preventing applications from accessing any external hard drives and network volumes. Restrictions have been imposed previously for data associated with applications such as Calendar and AddressBook, but unlike these previous limitations, macOS Mojave imposes these limitations on privileged applications (like CCC's file copier) as well. MacOS Mojave (and newer) imposes new privacy restrictions that disallow, by default, access to certain application data (e.g.