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The left box is the play store prompt, the right one is the list probably extracted from the manifest file. As I said, play store list groups and sometimes ignores common permissions. I've tried to find a this-goes-here list that explains how are they grouped without luck, the only thing you can easily find is the full list (https://developer.android.com/reference/android/Manifest.per...) and the play store groups (https://support.google.com/googleplay/answer/9431959), so let me try to guess. Camera is camera, that's obvious.
Disable keyward is disable lock screen.
Foreground service is probably ignored, maybe the word "service" is hard to explain?
Internet is full network access.
Query all packages is ignored. This is a relatively new permission that allows you to see what apps are installed, on android 10 and below it wasn't necessary to declare it, you could always get the list.
Receive boot completed is run at startup.
Request install packages seems ignored, which is odd but maybe because you can only request, the user must accept to install it in any case (no app can install anything on their own, unless root or system app).
System alert window is draw over apps.
Biometric and fingerprint are ignored, odd too.
Wakelock is prevent from sleeping. So, the "hidden" ones are foreground service, request install packages, biometric and fingerprint, as I said I tried to find a description of how the play store is grouped, but failed to do so :( sorry. |