Apple users reported that after upgrading macOS Ventura 13.5, the application location service could not be controlled.

CTOnews.com August 11, Apple released the macOS Ventura 13.5 update on July 24, but users reported that after upgrading to the new version, they can no longer control the location service of the application.

Users reported that after upgrading the macOS 13.5 update, the user opened "Settings"-"Privacy and Security"-"location Services" and did not list any applications.

Users cannot turn on or off location services for applications, nor can they see which applications currently have access to their location information.

Users install new applications in the macOS 13.5 update and try to request location services, but the system cannot be enabled by default, limiting some features of the application.

Apple has not officially acknowledged the problem, and the affected users have tried various ways to fix it, but there is currently no effective way but to roll back.

CTOnews.com note: the macOS Ventura 13.4 update and the macOS Sonoma update do not have the above problems.