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Since the update to macOS Mojave, I get this alert every time I run on the simulator:
"<AppName>" would like to access the microphone.
It is stopping the simulator from running! How can I stop it?
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To do this, set keyboard focus on the simulator window then enable VoiceOver. From here you'll be able to use the Virtual Cursor to move between items on the screen. In order to interact with clickable items in the app, use the VO + Space key.
Yep. In the menu bar when you've got the iOS Simulator open, Click Hardware -> Lock. Note that this looks slightly different than actually sleeping the phone (it keeps the "slide to unlock" screen running), but achieves the same effect. You can also do other nifty things like rotate the device and hit the home button.
What worked for me was to change the Hardware Audio Input to Internal Microphone. What I believe happen is that when you give access it changes the audio input to your headphones or macbook. My concern was that I am watching a tutorial and it keeps changing the audio frequency and it kept bothering me.
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My app does not use microphone, it only plays videos. I was able to fix the alert popup by restricting Microphone access for Xcode in Security & Privacy -> Microphone
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