"Dangerous" Android permissions that don't need to be accepted by users -


should be allowed as the value of protectionLevel with dangerous Given by the user at installation time.

An example for such a dangerous is android.permission.INTERNET . However, although the app has announced to use this permission, it is treated like a normal permission, thus the user will not be asked about this, it has been mentioned too is.

  • Where does Google tell himself this behavior?
  • Why the Internet permission is still dangerous , but is such a behavior that a normal one? (Instead of changing it in the mapping file in general)
  • Where is it? Is there a mapping for users to "be dangerous, but those who worry too much?" << Li>
  • Is dangerous permissions more than INTERNET ?


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