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It's worth noting that the quick summation of Android permissions given to users isn't quite accurate. There are a limited number of permissions, and many of th
by alexbecker 12y ago
It's worth noting that the quick summation of Android permissions given to users isn't quite accurate. There are a limited number of permissions, and many of them (such as SD card read/write access) are very broad. So the summary Google uses is a lay description of the worst possible thing an app could do with those permissions, which may be much more invasive than what it actually does.
- _lce0 12y agoThe permission model is broken. I should not give permission at install-time, it should be asked at runtime, at OS-level, and I MUST be allowed to say no anytime .. if I trust the app enough, then I should be able to say "allow the app to do that thing for this hour/day/month/always" why mobile OS authors haven't learn anything from the web security model yet?
- prostoalex 12y ago> why mobile OS authors haven't learn anything from the web security model yet? Which mobile OS authors? The behavior you described is default in iOS.