Is there a way to distinguish permission to use the microphone in the foreground vs in the background? AFAIK on Android, no such distinction is made. Many apps

Is there a way to distinguish permission to use the microphone in the foreground vs in the background? AFAIK on Android, no such distinction is made. Many apps have legitimate reasons for using the microphone while in the foreground, but very few in the background. If there were a simple way to allow foreground use but deny background use of the microphone, a lot of offending apps would be neutered, but I'm not holding my breath for Google to change this, just like I'm not holding my breath for them to allow apps to be silently denied permission by being supplied with fake data (e.g. empty image for camera) so that they cannot refuse to run if denied permission.