What are dangerous app permissions?

It’s the “dangerous” permissions that Android requires your permission to use. These “dangerous” permissions include access to your calling history, private messages, location, camera, microphone, and more . These permissions are not inherently dangerous, but have the potential for misuse.

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How do I set custom permissions in Android?

As shown in the previous section, you can use the android:permissionGroup attribute to help the system describe permissions to the user . In most cases you will want to set this to a standard system group (listed in android. Manifest. permission_group ), but you can also define your own group with <permission-group> .

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How do I declare permissions in Android?

To declare a permission only on devices that support runtime permissions—that is, devices that run Android 6.0 (API level 23) or higher—include the uses-permission-sdk-23 element instead of the uses-permission element. When using either of these elements, you can set the maxSdkVersion attribute.27 Eki 2021

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