Why would Microsoft Jigsaw want to use my camera?

Sorry, I didn't understand your message, this email would be to answer exactly what?

It is not allowed to send people data as email here, so the message was restricted.

It was a great idea, because it's really not for a game to ask for access to the camera.

I can't reply by email. Is there something about *** Die E-Mail-Adresse wurde aus Datenschutzgründen entfernt. *** that can't accept email?

I did that; nothing has permission to use the camera - and I stuck a sticker over it.

Sally

Hello!

My name is Dérek, I'm an independent platform consultant and I'm grateful for the opportunity to help you.

sallybru, the game in question does not use your camera.

If the message appears, deny the permission and see if you can play normally.

I'm waiting.

On Windows 10 pull up the start menu

Locate Microsoft Jigsaw then right click, then click on More, then click on App settings.

In the App settings screen for Microsoft Jigsaw turn off the permissions for Camera, Documents, and Background apps.

Then click the Terminate button, exit the App settings screen, then start the Microsoft Jigsaw app. This process has worked for me

several times when after a Windows Update has occurred, Jigsaw experiences the black screen spinning wheel scenario.

I run Microsoft Jigsaw under XBox on Windows 10. I tried using the Microsoft Settings ->Apps->Microsoft Jigsaw -> Move button to move the app to the D: drive. Doing this broke the app as discussed above. I tried the suggested procedure above -- I got
the Xbox to connect using my facebook accounnt; however, the jigsaw game continued to indicate that it would not connect to xbox.com.

I then again used the Microsoft Settings -> apps->microsoft jigsaw -> Move command to move the app back to the C: drive where it was originally. Now jigsaw comes up connected to xbox.com and I have my data restored from the server. In other words, it
works on the C: drive but not on the D: drive.