Apple tightening macOS Full Disk Access over AI agent risks, Cloudflare bringing enterprise tools to smaller plans, and KVKK concluding about 69,000 of 72,500 applications
Today's 3 verified stories: Apple said that, as AI agents grow more capable and autonomous, granting an app Full Disk Access on macOS will take a very explicit user action. Cloudflare opened Logpush, previously reserved for Enterprise accounts, to Free, Pro and Business plans and pledged not to introduce new Enterprise-only features. KVKK chairman Prof. Dr. Faruk Bilir said the authority has received 72,500 applications since 2017 and concluded about 69,000. The detailed look at each story, its sources and what it means for your business lives on its own page.
Apple is tightening macOS Full Disk Access, citing AI agent risks
In a developer notice dated October 2, 2026, Apple said it will add controls around macOS Full Disk Access. Built so backup apps can work, the permission switches off most of the safeguards that protect private user data. Apple says some developers use it in ways that put users at risk, exposing files, email, messages and browsing history without users fully understanding it. The change is a threshold rather than a ban: users who want to grant such access will need to take a very explicit action. Apple warns the risks will rise sharply as AI agents become more capable and autonomous. TechCrunch notes the move came days after a claim about Meta's Muse app for Mac, which Meta disputed.
Cloudflare brings Logpush, Transformers and other enterprise tools to smaller plans
In a blog post dated October 2, 2026, Cloudflare said Logpush, once limited to Enterprise customers, is now available on Free, Pro and Business plans with self-service, pay-as-you-go pricing. Transformers, which uses SQL to drop, mask and reformat logs before delivery, and Custom Dashboards are now open to all customers, and Terraform is available to non-Enterprise customers too. Role-based access control now exists at account and zone level across almost every product. Organizations, which pulls accounts together, is due for general availability in October and should reach free accounts in early 2027. The company pledged to introduce no new Enterprise-only features, apart from offerings that are Enterprise by nature such as Cloudflare for Government.
KVKK has received 72,500 applications since 2017 and concluded about 69,000
Speaking to Anadolu Agency at TEKNOFEST in Şanlıurfa, Prof. Dr. Faruk Bilir, chairman of Türkiye's Personal Data Protection Authority (KVKK), said the authority has received 72,500 applications since 2017, including those forwarded through the CİMER channel, and has concluded about 69,000 of them. He described examinations as the authority's most important duty: they follow from complaints and tip-offs and can end in sanctions and administrative fines. The authority also writes guides on how the law applies to specific sectors, most recently for lawyers and diagnostic laboratories, and runs seminars, conferences and digital literacy work for children. ekonomim.com carried the same report the same day, crediting AA.
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