Why has "coreservicesuiagent.app would like to access your calendar" just popped up?

Why has "coreservicesuiagent.app would like to access your calendar" just popped up on my iMac?

Thanks, I'd done that before coming to Apple and didn't receive any additional information about whether it's safe to choose "Don't Allow" or "OK". I don't know what I'm in for if I choose either one. Can't afford to lose that calendar. I depend on it too much.

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"CoreServicesUIAgent.app" would like to access your calendar. What do I do with THAT?

This morning I see a pop-up that says, "CoreServicesUIAgent.app" would like to access your calendar" with choices of "Don't Allow" or "OK." I have no idea how to choose since I don't know what that is and where it came from. Now I feel forced to leave it on my screen until I find out, since I can't find the solution in any forum discussions search here. If it's really from Apple, then they should probably at LEAST give us a hint as to the meaning and validity of this obscure thing in their software. Not intuitive at all.

Thanks, I'd done that before coming to Apple and didn't receive any additional information about whether it's safe to choose "Don't Allow" or "OK". I don't know what I'm in for if I choose either one. Can't afford to lose that calendar. I depend on it too much.

CoreServicesUIAgent would like to access your calendar data

Hi all,
three days ago, I received a strange Mavericks pop-up: "CoreServicesUIAgent would like to access your calendar data".
Then I went to the Security PrefPane, and saw CoreServicesUIAgent clicked.
Strange, so I decided to unclick, although I checked within the CoreServices folder that is was still an App by Apple.
Apparently no change at all.
However, everytime I change an event in iCal on a googlemail calendar account, it will not appear in iCal anymore.
Through Google Calendar webview, I can still see it, but not in iCal anymore.
And I can still see it on my iPhone.
So I disabled the calendar in iCal through the Internet Accounts settings, rebooted, clicked back on "CoreServiceUIAgent" in the Security PrefPane, rebooted, enabled the calendar back in iCal.
No change.
Some questions now:
- where could I find the preference file associated to Security (in order to check whether the "CoreServicesUIAgent" listed in the PrefPane is indeed refering to the Apple App inside the CoreServices folder)?
- why is CoreServiceUIAgent trying to get access to my calendar?
- why did it suddenly appear and not before?
- why is iCal such a pain now with Google Calendars?
Any help would be much appreciated ...

I have been havig trouble with iCal repeatedly prompting me to add a new event on its own. Recently to try and fix this I deleted my calendars, preferences and caches. I then picked up my calendars from iCloud. Within about an hour of running iCal again, I get this prompt to allow CoreServicesUIAgent.app access to my calendar. I said yes and almost immediately I get one of these unwanted add new event dialogs again. Ah hah I think.
I have been unable to find out what CoreServicesUIAgent.app does and why it needs access to my calendar, but it does seem to be the source of my unwanted automatic adding of new events issue. I went into the Security and Privacy Setting and disabled CoreServicesUIAgent.app access to my calendar. I am now waiting to see if I get any more of those unwanted adding new event prompts. If I can't detect any loss of functionality, I will just not give CoreServicesUIAgent.app access to my calendar.

I was just prompted (out of no where) that "CoreServicesUiAgent" would like to access your calendar. Don't Allow. Allow. - What's that for? Why did it show up and do I allow or not? I've googled this extensively and no one knows what it is. Thanks.

This promt seems to relate to iCal - it is requesting access to my "calendar" but the icon shows the iCal icon infront of some icon of a house with a dial - maybe it is supposed to look like a safe dial protecting my house.
There is a ? that launches the Help Centre. There is says the prompt is because something is tying to access the calendar and I need to give permission but I'm not running anything that would have needed access.
Is it possible that one of the websites I was on prompted it? I didn't download anything - but I'm working in SmartSheet, which uses a calendar tool to track projects. Any chance that's trying to communicate with iCal in the background?
But I can't see anywhere online where people know what the CoreServicesUIAgent is, and there's no more info about what/who I'd be giving access to my calendar.
Help?
Thanks,
k

Thanks, I'd done that before coming to Apple and didn't receive any additional information about whether it's safe to choose "Don't Allow" or "OK". I don't know what I'm in for if I choose either one. Can't afford to lose that calendar. I depend on it too much.

Reminders.app would like to use your current location.

When I set a location-based Reminder on my iPhone 5S, a window pops up on my Mavericks-iMac asking permission, "'Reminders.app' would like to use your current location," along with radio buttons offering OK or Don't Allow. I have scoured settings on my phone and on my Mavericks iMac--I should not be getting this message.
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Chris Torrence wrote:
Just wanted to add my name to the list. Is there somewhere to submit a bug report?
http://apple.com/feedback/
I'd suggest everyone else uses that page too. Apple probably don't read these posts so if you have something to say direct it at the iOS or OS X feedback forms.

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I have been havig trouble with iCal repeatedly prompting me to add a new event on its own. Recently to try and fix this I deleted my calendars, preferences and caches. I then picked up my calendars from iCloud. Within about an hour of running iCal again, I get this prompt to allow CoreServicesUIAgent.app access to my calendar. I said yes and almost immediately I get one of these unwanted add new event dialogs again. Ah hah I think.
I have been unable to find out what CoreServicesUIAgent.app does and why it needs access to my calendar, but it does seem to be the source of my unwanted automatic adding of new events issue. I went into the Security and Privacy Setting and disabled CoreServicesUIAgent.app access to my calendar. I am now waiting to see if I get any more of those unwanted adding new event prompts. If I can't detect any loss of functionality, I will just not give CoreServicesUIAgent.app access to my calendar.

" 'App' would like to use your current location"

I can push 'Don't Allow' or 'OK' as many times as I like, but the notification won't clear and NOTHING else works! I can't even power down the iPad.

Have you tried a reset to see if it then works after the iPad has restarted ? Press and hold both the sleep and home buttons for about 10 to 15 seconds (ignore the red slider), after which the Apple logo should appear - you won't lose any content, it's the iPad equivalent of a reboot.

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Thank you for responding. Not sure I understand first part about ACPI device. But basically I'm trying to access a gpio that is memory mapped io that will then have a device attatched to it. My understanding so far is that PnP has to detect the device but
there is no way for it to do that. I am new to windows drivers and so when i realized that installing a driver is in itself comparable to complexity as the driver itself, I decided to try and just install a generic driver that does nothing and has no devices
just to see that I am in fact installing the driver. Then I had planed to learn how to load the driver and have it's driver entry function called that can fill in it's respective members. Eventually I had planed on creating ioctl's that could be accessed by
user mode application and mapping physical memory of mmio address to system address. I thought this would allow it to at least work, then I could go back and try and bring it in line with windows methodology. Also there may already be functions already implemented
by system supplied driver and a filter driver may allow it to be more portable but I had not planned on going into that until after I had got something working specific to my platform.
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finds the driver and only then loads an installed driver or installs and then loads the driver if not installed already. It seems there is no device specific to a amd fusion controller hub gpio pin. Also there is no way for it to no about devices attatched
with out my driver already loaded. I have started to read about bus drivers. I think a bus driver really doesnt fit PnP in that it is kinda already part of the system and self detection kinda doesnt make sense. So can I or do I have to make my driver a bus
driver? Or does acpi or some low level firmware still have to say "hey im a bus and this is how i work" to the os? I looked at toaster sample code and it has an enum executable that plugs in or ejects devices based on device id's also a toaster seems
pretty unorthodox device so could I create my own kind of device fitting to my purpose and then some how make a user mode application which alerts PnP "logically" instead of by hardware?
Also I had considered another approach of just using anything to that gets automatically enumerated and using it's device type to call my driver, then my driver does it's things even though they are unrelated to the device detected. I know this isnt how
it's supposed to work and also would temporarily mess up PnP for that device for it's intended purpose, but would it allow me to at least access physical memory mapped io?
Sorry have been racking my head on this for months now and the whole purpose isnt to implement windows methodology but actually completely unrelated, what was originally important is development of new device and for the past 3 months all's I've worked on
is windows drivers and progress has been little or none it seems.

I have a new MacBook Pro. I keep getting the message (from all different programs) that they would like to access the keychain "login". I have run keychain repair, and it won't stop!

I have a new MacBook Pro. I keep getting the message "Mail would like to use your keychain "login". How can I make this stop? I have run the keychain repair utility.

Hi,
With the Finder as the Front app go to the Go Menu > GO to Folder.
Copy and Paste the bold text below into the text field
~/Library/Keychains
Highlight the Keychain.
Use the CMD + i Keys together (Keystrokes for Get Info from the File Menu)
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Example Pic
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Check your Shortmname Appears (the (Me) one).
Open the Cogwheel icon
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