They replied me back saying the crashes is not with the unity but is with the vuforia.

And the problem accours due to missing permission of the camera.

However there was no need for me to start Unity via Terminal.

I just opened the Unity folder in the Applicatons folder and started it with a double-click.

On this way Unity prompted the access dialog for the camera and it was good to go.

Once pressing the play button Unity crashes without an error prompt.

Since Unity did crash while using both Vuforia and the other SDK, I suspect the issue on Unity side.

I guess it all has to do with the camera privacy permissions.

You are just allowed to select applications out of a list using checkboxes.

There isnt an option to enter applications, that are not part of the list.

Microsoft 2011 Keeps Crashing Error Exc_Bad_Access For Free And It

Im very thankful to have the possibility to test all these for free and it really would be rude to put demands upon the developer but.

Both supplier aim the profit and give the possibility to test and use the software.

The limitation of the free version is something, what Im absolutely okay with.

I understand that Vuforia and Unity have to make profit somehow.

Microsoft 2011 Keeps Crashing Error Exc_Bad_Access Full Limitation Through

Having a full limitation through a bug is not helpful to strengthen the customer loyalty though.

I cannot give Unity access to use the camera, since it does not request for this.

My only work around for the time being is to disable Vuforia.

I have edited the info.plist file manually for camera and mircophone with no luck.

The setting for anyone looking is under System Preferences-Security Privacy-Privacy Tab.

Ill work with the team to see if we can determine whats happening.

Only thing I feel is after updating to Mojave OS it started.

The only crash Im aware of is one while stopping PlayMode with Cloud reco in the scene.

Nor have I seen it recently on the forums (or maybe I just overlooked it).