[nerdjon]

Unless I am missing something, that is all on the play store side before you download an app?

I am talking after you have the app installed to actually see what it is doing. Specifically what it is doing.

On iOS I can see that an app is accessing photos and I can see when, but I can't see what or how much.

The feature you mentioned is similar to the labels that iOS has. It even says that in the header.

[hadrien01]

I have that feature on my tablet (Android 12L or 13), but like you I can only see when ("last 24h"), nothing else.

Edit: I just checked because the screen design felt weird compared to the rest of the settings, it's controlled by Google: com.google.android.permissioncontroller (and it hides Google permission usage by default...)

[nerdjon]

Does it at least show Google’s apps? When I check the App Privacy Report on iOS I see the built in Mail, Messages, Safari and others.

As well as seeing iCloud at the top of my “most contacted domains”.

But under app network activity I don’t see system level processes (at least I don’t think I do). Unless it still falls under an app… like iCloud domain lists safari and find my for the related apps.

Honestly I just want an audit log. I’m glad both are putting steps in catch bad apps but it’s missing the data to really see if it’s misbehaving.

[charcircuit]

Yes it shows Google apps. On my phone it lets you switch between last 24 hours and last 7 days. And lets you toggle whether or not system apps are included.

[AlexandrB]

Yeah, something like Little Snitch but for any access to "sensitive" areas of a phone (location, contacts, camera, microphone, photos) in addition to network access would be cool.