问题描述
当我在谷歌网站开发公会阅读
I know what's the meaning for their definition. The difference between them is for "dangerous" level, system may prompt user to approve dangerous permission.
But I want to know, for "dangerous" level, does it really prompt user that any dangerous permissions requested by an application? What I can see is only permission request before installation. Does any example that can prove it?
Thanks
In the early days of the Android Market (later renamed the Play Store), if the list of permissions for an app was long, dangerous permissions would be shown "above the fold" — only normal permissions would be hidden in a "See more" fold-out panel.
The current version of the Play Store does not seem to make much visual distinction between normal and dangerous.
Android 6.0+ devices, for apps with targetSdkVersion of 23 or higher, will require the developer to explicitly request dangerous permissions at runtime, and the user will no longer be prompted for normal or dangerous permissions at install time.
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