How do I give Turing permissions for screen sharing, camera, and microphone usage?
Last updated: May 15, 2026
Grant Turing permissions for proctoring
Your system/OS should provide your browser with screen sharing/camera/microphone permissions (you might have to refresh the browser after granting permissions).
MacOS
Windows
Linux
Browser level permissions :
Your browser will request permission for sharing screen, microphone, and camera access. Upon completing the permissions, you might have to refresh the browser.
Screen sharing > Make sure to share the entire screen!
Chrome
Safari
Firefox
Edge
Camera and Microphone
Don’t use virtual video/audio devices like iPhone cameras, OBS, etc. Your attempt will be invalidated in such a case.Chrome
at the top left, click > View site information
select to allow Camera and Microphone
if your camera or microphone is blocked on browser settings
at the top right, click More
> Settings > Privacy and Security > Site settings
The site is allowed to ask for permission
Make sure the Turing URL is listed here
Make sure the Turing URL is not listed here
Safari
click > Allow the vetting engine to use your camera and microphone
Firefox
click > Allow, then click OK.
Edge
in Microsoft Edge > Settings and more and then select Settings.
select Cookies and Site Permissions > Camera or Microphone.
Opera
click > Allow
if the pop-up doesn't show go to Settings
Click Advanced in the left sidebar > Privacy & security > Site settings.
Click Camera > turn on Ask before accessing (recommended).
Click Microphone > turn on Ask before accessing (recommended).
You can also set which camera or microphone you wish Opera to use by default if you have more than one connected to your computer. Use the dropdown menu to set your camera preference.
Brave
press the red camera icon on the right side of your address bar.
you will then see a pop-up appear with an option to allow Turing to access your camera and microphone.
select Always Allow and then press Done.
Auto disqualification
Auto disqualification
During the assessment, you must not pause or stop screen sharing/audio/video for any reason more than 4 times, after which they will be auto-disqualified from the test. Note that you will not be able to attempt the test again for 90 days.
User dead state (If users don’t select FullScreen mode while screen sharing)
If users are disqualified because of auto-disqualification logic, they will see this popup.