Disabling alone just disallows and then you do not get asked again.
You need to remove the entry completely with the Minus button.
The installation does not matter here. It’s only an extraction.
The start of the application does.
No and no.
Normal Mac Books and normal installation with latest TS3 beta client on Desktop or Applications path.
That’s what I did (and I just did it again) and when I relaunch TS, it doesn’t ask anything (I even try by dragging TS directly in the accessibility window.
The only difference I see between You and I is you must have an Apple M1 chips as I have a Mac Intel
Maybe we have a misunderstanding here?
I’m talking about Security & Privacy -> Input monitoring settings.
App is there and allowed
App was removed with the - Button
Client was started and this is what happens.
See 1. when Checkbox was enabled again.
Absolutely - I never cared about that input Monitoring (“Surveillance de l’entrée” in french).
Of course it works !!! 
thank youuuuuu
So, I found out my issue, I just didn’t have the kotkey profile set-up for my server. It was under the more options and didn’t think to look there but now it’s working, thank you.
OK, just so you know, this was a wonderful solution for me, with Mac OS 12.1 (Monterey).
I could not get the hot key to “take” until I turned on the “Input Monitoring.” But TS3 wasn’t showing up in that box to let me check it as allowed, and I wasn’t being asked if I would like to let keystrokes be accepted (received). Instead, I unlocked that screen and drug the icon of TS3client from the finder into that box where it was supposed to be showing up, and then I clicked the little box to allow it, and voila, it works!
Thank you, and for any Monterey users, I hope this helps you too!
(when I say “that screen,” I’m referring to the image from the mac Systems Preferences >> Security and Privacy >> Privacy >> Input Monitoring
that TS.ChrisR showed just a few posts above here. Thanks again Chris!)
(Oh, and also, this was the beta version of TS3, 3.5.7).
Hi, Im using TeamSpeak3 client Version 3.5.7. on my MacBook Pro M1 Pro. Im trying to set capture method as Push-To-Talk, but my mic is not working. But in Voice Activation Detection mic is working fine. Im using USB C AKG headset as my audio device. But neither both MacBook mic and headset mic not working in Push To Talk. Please someone give me a solution.
Hotkeys wont work when not allowed in your system preferences.
Ok, can you send me a Client log? 
where can i find it?
Can you please try the following steps:
Think we’ve got it! It was disabled. Now it seems to work.
Many Thanks!
Hello, I am using macOS and am running TS3. I once attempted to set up a hotkey for Push to Talk. I made sure that the TS3 client was selected in System Preferences > Security & Privacy > Accessibility (as the mac told me to do so in order for hotkeys to work). Then, I went to set up my hotkey. But, when I tried clicking the key I wanted for Push to Talk, it would not respond to my hotkey input. It would just keep saying “Press hotkey combination (Press ESC to cancel).” Anyone know whats going wrong here?
Can you please try the following steps:
Hey, for me its also not working. I made 2 hotkeys on my Mac (2014, 15") for Mute and Speaker and they aren’t working. Someone that could help me please 
Someone that could help me pls xD
