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It's true. There's no selective control of permissions per app on Android. This is a glaring omission. Eg, granting permission for the app to use the internet,
by exodust 12y ago
It's true. There's no selective control of permissions per app on Android. This is a glaring omission. Eg, granting permission for the app to use the internet, while denying access to your address book. This is important for maintaining control of your private data.
Google needs to do better on this front. Apple introduced selective permissions at least, but Google is way behind.
- brianzelip 12y ago(off topic) hey @exodust, don't forget to codepen some examples of ur web approach! https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8349825 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8349825