About Android Permissions
Android Permissions provides a two-way view of permissions requested by installed apps. Users can browse the app list to see what permissions a particular app requests, or browse permission groups to see which apps request a specific kind of access. This makes it easier to review permissions either app by app or by category. The app is a reference tool for inspecting requested access on the device. For example, a user can select an application to review its permission list, or select a permission group to see which installed apps request it. Android Permissions does not claim to grant or revoke permissions itself. Its purpose, as described, is to display requested-permission details from installed apps. The evidence does not specify whether it distinguishes granted permissions from declared requests or how it handles system apps, so those capabilities should not be assumed. The app is useful for people who want a simple overview of permission requests and a way to find apps associated with a particular permission.
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