App Permissions Android 6. In android marshmallow, you will be asked to grant permissions only when the app need access that feature. When you download any app from the google play store and ready to install you will get a notification which ask about the permission need to access the app. Regarding granular permissions on android m.
So, if an app requires a permission for which it does not offer corresponding feature, there is a high possibility that the permission in being misused. For example, in all android prior to marshmallow 6.0, when an app request 10 permissions, your only option is to grant all of them and install it if you need the app.
So, if an app requires a permission for which it does not offer corresponding feature, there is a high possibility that the permission in being misused.
App permission is one of the features that exclusive to the android version 6.0 and later, versions. For example, even if an app only uses the “read phone status and identity” permission in the phone category and you choose to allow “phone” access, a future update to the app could add the “directly call phone numbers; For example, an app might want permission to see your device contacts or location. As of api 23, you need to declare all of the permissions your app.
