There are a few ways to get rid of full disk access on Mac. One way is to go to the System Preferences, click on the Security & Privacy icon, and then click on the Privacy tab. Under the Privacy tab, you will see a list of applications that have requested full disk access. You can click on the checkbox next to an application to revoke its full disk access.
Another way to get rid of full disk access is to use the Terminal. To do this, open the Terminal and type in the following command:
sudo tccutil reset All
This will reset the privacy database and remove all applications that have full disk access.