App Permission Manager 3.4.6

App Permission Manager

- How to identify questionable apps that utilize unrestricted permissions?

- Are you interested in discovering risky apps on your phone? Then you are in the right and secure place because phone security is our top priority.

- Yes, we use smartphones, but we should also be smart while using them. You should be aware of the various types of permissions that apps request and grant permission based on your needs.

What does the App Permission Manager do?

The App Permission Manager is a tool that displays all the permissions used by the installed apps on your device. It allows you to easily revoke permissions with a single tap. By using this app, you can identify risky, excessive, and less important permissions requested by other apps. This helps you make informed decisions when granting permissions.

- Mobile security is vital, as is knowledge.

This app uses the "Accessibility Service" to perform permission revocation.

Receive notifications about risks associated with newly installed apps.

App Features:

1. You can view the different types of permissions on your screen.
   - App Permissions: This feature categorizes permissions into different risk levels, such as High, Medium, Low, and No Risk. It also organizes apps into System Apps, Recent Apps, and Kept Apps. These features make it easier for you to manage and revoke specific permissions from specific apps with just one tap.
   - If you want to remove any risky permission, simply turn off the switch and click on the "APPLY CHANGES" button.
   - Some apps use background services that you can stop by clicking on the "FORCE STOP" button.
   - If you want to keep an app with a known risk, click on the "KEEP" button.
2. Group Permissions: This feature identifies important permissions and shows you which apps have been granted those particular permissions. You can view these apps grouped together for easier management.
3. Special Permissions: This feature reveals which apps have been granted special permissions such as changing system settings, accessing Do Not Disturb (DND) mode, and accessing usage data. These permissions are more secure and private, requiring careful consideration before granting access.
4. Permission Dashboard: This feature tracks the access of camera, microphone, and location permissions. If any apps request these permissions, you will receive tracking alerts in the Permission Dashboard.
5. Permission History: This screen displays a history of all permission requests made by apps.

Use of AccessibilityService API:

This app utilizes the Accessibility Service to perform tasks automatically and enable the functionality of the permission dashboard, with the user's consent.