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The Norton and LifeLock Brands are part of NortonLifeLock Inc. Norton Security V8.6.1, Build 39, Layout ESD. Īlthough FaceTime now works properly, this doesn't solve the problem because Norton Security is displaying security vulnerability warnings in the configuration needed to allow FaceTime to work properly. (All of the options under 'Vulnerability Protection' are set to default and werereset todefault).Ĭonnections from the Macbook Pro's Camera to other Apps, like Zoom, continue to work with Vulnerability Protection 'ON.'. We confirmed several times that either clicking 'Fix' Security Issues or turning 'ON' Vulnerability Protection kills the connection between the MacBook Pro's Camera and the outgoing FaceTime Video. However, this causes Norton Security to display Security Vulnerability Warnings.
Norton Security > Advanced Settings > Firewall > Vulnerability Protection - OFF. We found that the Mac's camera will connect to FaceTime after turning 'OFF' Vulnerability Protection:. Aparently Norton Security in its default configuration blocks outbound video from the MacBook's camera to Apple's FaceTime App. We experienced a problem with Norton Security running on a MacBook Pro today after clicking "Fix" a Security Issue in a Norton Security Pop Up Warning.
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