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Cameras
_Camera Access
Allow permitted apps to use cameras
Permitted Apps
The following sandboxed apps have been given permission to use cameras. Apps that are not sandboxed can use cameras without asking for permission.
No sandboxed apps have asked for camera access
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Diagnostics
Problem Reporting
_Automatic Problem Reporting
Secure Boot is Active
Secure boot prevents malicious software from being loaded when the device starts. It is currently turned on and is functioning correctly.
Secure Boot Has Problems
Secure boot prevents malicious software from being loaded when the device starts. It is currently turned on, but will not work due to having an invalid key.
Secure boot problems can often be resolved from your computer's UEFI firmware settings (BIOS) and your hardware manufacturer may provide information on how to do this.
For help, contact your hardware manufacturer or IT support provider.
Secure Boot is Turned Off
Secure boot prevents malicious software from being loaded when the device starts. It is currently turned off.
Secure boot can often be turned on from your computer's UEFI firmware settings (BIOS). For help, contact your hardware manufacturer or IT support provider.
Secure boot prevents malicious software from being loaded when the device starts.

For more information, contact the hardware manufacturer or IT support.
Checks Failed
Hardware does not pass checks. This means that you are not protected against common hardware security issues.

It may be possible to resolve hardware security issues by updating your firmware or changing device configuration options. However, failures can stem from the physical hardware itself, and may not be reversible.
Checks Passed
This device meets basic security requirements. Its hardware has protection against some of the most common security threats.
Protected
This device passes current security tests. Its hardware is protected against the majority of security threats.
Checks Unavailable
Device security checks are not available for this device. It is not possible to tell whether it meets security requirements.
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  1. gnome-control-center
  2. GNOME-46
  3. English
Secure boot problems can often be resolved from your computer's UEFI firmware settings (BIOS) and your hardware manufacturer may provide information on how to do this.
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Source string location
panels/privacy/cc-firmware-security-boot-dialog.c:90
String age
6 months ago
Last updated
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