Big Sur Problem?: "You do not have permission to open the application"

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Zaid0701 OP
Created Nov ’20
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With the new update off MacOS I have encountered an issue with opening quite a few off my applications as it says within the title I do not have the permission to open the application. Has anyone had any similar problems to this if so what have you done to resolve this and why does this occur.
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Extravaganso OP
Nov ’20
Yes, I have the same situation with some of my apps too after updating to Big Sur.
Tried to disable Gatekeeper in terminal:
sudo spctl --master-disable

But it doesn't help.
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M1n6 OP
Nov ’20
xattr -rd com.apple.quarantine <app>

then execute it and it'll ask for admin permissions ;)
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punky71 OP
Nov ’20
Same issue, some of my Apps do not open I get this dialog window saying "You. don't have permission to open the App, contact Your computer or network Administrator for assistance" Also it happens when I want to install an App. I changed permissions and it did not work. Any help is appreciated. Thanks in advance.
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deejonz OP
Nov ’20
same problem
xattr didn't help, any idea why?

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Niamor96 OP
Nov ’20
Same trouble here.
Also tried read/write admin permission, Gatekeeper and also SIP
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2jwd OP
Nov ’20
same issue here. Tried disabling gatekeeper, xattr and r/w permissions in get info. no luck.
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OZ105 OP
Nov ’20
Same problem here. Things I've already done:

Disabled gatekeeper
Disablde System Integrity Protection (SIP)
Blocked ocsp.apple.com in /etc/hosts
Verified Sharing and Permissions to Read&Write via file info (cmd-i)
Added check to the App in Full Disk Access in Security & Privacy

Still no luck.
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joaodesousa OP
Nov ’20
Same! Nothing seems to work!!
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ddesrosier OP
Nov ’20
I reapplied the permission on the folder that I was scanning to. Works on Canon copiers.

Still having issues with HP smb scanning
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deejonz OP
Nov ’20
I found a solution here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/64842819/cant-run-app-because-of-permission-in-big-sur/64895860#64895860
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whodkne OP
Nov ’20
I also have the same issue. I also have tried every thing listed here and more.
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rotwhiter OP
Nov ’20
You have to SUDO xattr -d com.apple.quarantine <app>
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wangxufire OP
Nov ’20
Same! Nothing seems to work!!
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wooyeong jang OP
Nov ’20
same issue.

device: DTK
os: 11.0.1 ( not β )
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DTS Engineer OP
Apple
Nov ’20
One cause of this on Apple silicon machines, including the DTK, is building your app for arm64e rather than arm64. See this post for more.

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