One of the features that Android phone users enjoy is customization permissions, also known as admin rights. So how to customize permissions for apps or edit permissions and permissions for Android apps? Let's take a look at the ways to authorize Android apps extremely conveniently below.
How to grant permissions for Android 5.XX and lower apps
Step 1: Android permission control function is called App Ops, but it is hidden by Google so we cannot see it. To make App Ops appear, you need to install App Ops for the Android app, and when you want to remove it, install this App Ops Uninstaller app.
Step 2: Once installed, run the App Ops application and select the card one by one, you will see which apps are in need of what permissions.
Here you can also turn off permissions for each individual app by choosing to go to each app, then toggle the shortcut for what permissions you suspect. Note, this can lead to an error not being able to run the app if that permission is an important thing the app needs to use.
How to grant permissions for Android apps 6.0 and above.
With Android Lollipop 6.0 , when you install any application, you will have to agree to the "conditions" to install the application. Then the user can grant more permissions to that application such as using a microphone, camera, GPS, making calls, sending messages, ...
However, this issue is usually of little concern, but you should also consider it because many times you also need to customize the application for it to run smoother and speed up the RAM of the device. To do that, you can follow the following steps:
Step 1: From the main interface of the device, go to Settings or drag from the top to show the status bar and touch the cog icon.
Step 2: In the Settings (Settings), you scroll down, find the Apps section and select it.
Step 3: In the Apps section, you click Configure Apps with the gear icon in the upper right of the interface.
Step 4: Next, you tap App Permissions (App Permissions)
Step 5: At App, permissions will display the app sources on your device. Touch any application source, will display the applications that will access that source. Here you can revoke the app's permissions to the group of sources on the device.
Step 6: Modify the system setting of app permissions.
Some apps often require access to modify system settings. Tinder example changes your GPS settings for great accuracy when scanning for nearby profiles. This is a different kind of permission, as it not only allows apps to read information from different ends into your phone but also actually changes tools.