How to deal with the runtime permissions of android 6.0

For the permissions below 6.0 and the permission list generated according to the permission statement during installation, the installation of the app can only be completed after the user agrees, which leads us to silently tolerate some unnecessary permissions (for example, an app must access the address book, SMS, etc.). If we want to use an app. After 6.0, we can install it directly, and when the app needs us to grant inappropriate permissions, we can refuse it (for example, single player chess game, requesting access to any permissions, I don't agree). Of course, you can also view the permissions of each app in the settings interface, and authorize or cancel the personal permissions.

The new authority mechanism better protects users' privacy. Google divides permissions into two categories, one is normal permissions, which generally do not involve user privacy and do not require user authorization, such as mobile phone vibration and network access. The other is dangerous authority, which generally involves user privacy and requires user authorization, such as reading sdcard and accessing address book.

Normal permissions are as follows

Access location extra command

Access network status

Access notification policy

Access _ WIFI _ status

Bluetooth technology

Bluetooth _ management

Broadcast _ sticky

Change network state

Change WIFI multicast status

Change WIFI status

Disable _ Keyguard

Expand status bar

Get _ Package _ Size

Install shortcuts

internet

Terminate _ background _ process

Modify _ Audio _ Settings

NFC

Read synchronization settings

Read synchronization statistics

Receive _ Guide _ Complete

Reorder _ Task

Request to install software package

Setup _ Alarm

Set time zone

Settings _ wallpaper

Settings _ Wallpaper _ Tips

Emit infrared rays

Uninstall shortcut

Use _ fingerprint

shake

Wake _ lock

Write synchronization settings