> The linked article is a bit different We could go for a different one: https://cybernews.com/privacy/android-apps-are-asking-for-too-many-dangerous-permissio

> The linked article is a bit different We could go for a different one: https://cybernews.com/privacy/android-apps-are-asking-for-too-many-dangerous-permissions-heres-how-we-know/ https://cybernews.com/privacy/android-apps-are-asking-for-to... There's no world in which "good sites" ask for many permissions in one go, and the bad ones don't. > And just to be clear: the permission screen should make it really obvious that a site which can access the file system API can access files on your computer When a site/app requests several permissions at once, this "really obvious" becomes a wall of text full of technical and non-technical implications that very few users will read or indeed understand. We literally have this already on Android and to a somewhat lesser extent on iOS.