[masklinn]

> The same people that would prefer if you give all permissions. I still see no reason why Google doesn't implement more granular permissions models.

In fact they have gone the other way with "permission groups"

> Has the latest Android given you the ability to restrict an apps permissions after install without resorting to trusting 3rd party tools like xPrivacy or uninstalling the app?

The hidden "AppOps" (post-install management of permissions) appeared in 4.3 but was removed in 4.4.2, so no.

[ZoFreX]

> In fact they have gone the other way with "permission groups"

It's interesting that they went forward and then back on this. Ages ago the permission "read contacts and call log" was split up into two separate permissions. These days the Play Store displays either permission the same way - something like "read contacts or call log".