Thank you for that. I see it requires non-standard access to the OS. What I meant was, to see Google endorsing it -- on their own site(s). Even if/where they

Thank you for that. I see it requires non-standard access to the OS. What I meant was, to see Google endorsing it -- on their own site(s). Even if/where they do, obviously in its current state the app won't be functional for the average user. Sorry, I didn't read further in before making my comment. Regarding that, it would be useful if Google provided or enabled such a tool for the average, locked-down user to review the exact state of their Android OS (less carrier specific modifications) and updates to same.