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Use this macOS guide to install RustDesk, allow the app to run, and grant the permissions needed for screen capture and input control.
## What does RustDesk need on macOS?
RustDesk on macOS needs more than the app installation itself. To control another Mac correctly, you typically need to move the app into `Applications`, allow it to run, then grant `Accessibility`, `Screen Recording`, and in some cases `Input Monitoring` permissions.
## macOS quick answers
- Install RustDesk from the `.dmg` into `Applications`.
- Allow the app under macOS security settings if Gatekeeper blocks it.
- Grant `Accessibility` and `Screen Recording` for remote control.
- Grant `Input Monitoring` if keyboard or mouse input still does not work.
- Reboot if permission resets do not take effect immediately.
## Installation
Open the .dmg file and drag `RustDesk` to `Applications` as below.
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| ![](/docs/en/client/mac/images/allow2.png) | ![](/docs/en/client/mac/images/allow.png) |
## Which macOS permissions matter?
| Permission | Why it matters |
| --- | --- |
| Accessibility | Lets RustDesk control keyboard and mouse input |
| Screen Recording | Lets RustDesk capture the local display |
| Input Monitoring | Needed on newer macOS versions when local input capture still fails |
## Enable permissions
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