derek328

Fully agreed. Any chance we can get this implemented by the product UI team, @Marcos? It would certainly be worthwhile, especially since the currently non-discriminant notification design could foreseeably prompt most users (like us here) to simply disable ESET notifications altogether (amounting to an actual security risk).

Exactly my sentiment as well. If I've already created a rule allowing Skype for calls, or Windows 10 biometrics (Windows Hello) to use my webcam for login verification, I don't need ESET to notify me every time they access my webcam anymore. Seeing ESET's popup about authorized webcam access at every login (telling me it has authorized Windows Hello to use my webcam) is insanely annoying.

Unfortunately, even if a rule is created (as is my case), ESET will still give repeated "webcam access granted" prompts which is just bad design. Wishing there's a bit more we can do about the specific prompts we receive / block out.

I think you misunderstood the post. Skier didn't have any problems creating webcam access rules, but was rather frustrated by the fact that ESET doesn't provide more granular ways to control notifications. At the current moment, whenever we use Windows Hello biometric webcam login, ESET would feel the need to bombard us with a message (upon every login, and re-login) about the authorized webcam access. That's not just incredibly frustrating, unnecessary, but also can foreseeable prompt some users to simply disable ESET notifications altogether (amounting to an actual security risk).

Made an account just to say this. The messages are getting *very* tiresome very quickly. Can we get an additional setting under Webcam protection settings to limit its notifications??