Seems that flatpak apps like Zoom which have specific directory access don't get effected by toggling off home or all folder access (in Zoom's case, I disabled access to my home folder, but it evidently can continue reading/writing ~/Documents/Zoom to it's hearts contempt)
Expected Behavior
Settings should do what they say, and display info on odd configurations like Zoom
See #148
What Happened
Seems that flatpak apps like Zoom which have specific directory access don't get effected by toggling off home or all folder access (in Zoom's case, I disabled access to my home folder, but it evidently can continue reading/writing
~/Documents/Zoom
to it's hearts contempt)Expected Behavior
Settings should do what they say, and display info on odd configurations like Zoom See #148
Steps to Reproduce
~/Documents/Zoom
'existencePlatform Information
elementary OS 6 Daily