Configuration profiles are applied immediately. Taking it out of scope should remove it within seconds. When testing I'll run sudo jamf recon and verify its no longer listed in JAMF.

Hmm- think you misunderstand or I am not clear.
I have not yet applied any config profiles. I first need the "allow" boxes to appear again, as I cannot get them showing up again

https://www.macblog.org/post/reset-tcc-privacy/

Thanks - but will this also reset the popups for Nomad, skype for business, Onedrive that appear first time ? - As far I can see it only looks like the default apple software in the script

Have you tried adding the services that you want to clear to the script?

Ive seen this too, when using the "tccutil reset All" command - it only resets the known named services for Mojave

I had accidentally denied a Screen Recording request from VMware Fusion 11.0.3 when testing with 10.15 beta which resulted in known issue where the VM screen was always black.
I found that tccutil did not reset the new services introduced with Catalina even when using the "All" flag

Ultimately updating to Fusion 11.5 solved my black screen issue as it was a new app so prompted again on install, so I didn't get around to raising this with Apple, but I assume tccutil will be updated in a future update to fix this

Have you tried deleting the plist in the ~/Library/Preferences folder.com.apple.ncprefs.plist?
Otherwise, is it down to finding the bundle ID first and then run it? (mdls -name kMDItemCFBundleIdentifier -r (Drag app) and then sudo tccutil reset ALL (bundle ID)

I haven't tried to dump the tcc.db in ~/Library/Application Support/com.apple.TCC/TCC.db but might be worth a shot.

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How to Manage Catalina's Notifications with a Profile