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user 65925
The access that apps advertise that they need to function. Example: Full internet access, send SMS messages, etc. Please use this tag for app-permissions only. For file permissions, use 'file-permissions' instead.
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Is there a way to know the actual permissions of an app now before installing?
While this isn't used for viewing permissions (better off following the advice given by the other answers), I feel that I am obligated to endorse
XPrivacy , an Xposed module for restricting permissions … If you are ever worried about extensive permissions, use this. Its completely open source too! …
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