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How to view all the install apps access to private data?
- Thread starter Andima
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UncleVanya
Newbie
If you mean what permissions they have - then the app is called "Permissions".
If you want to audio what apps actually do with those permissions - the only one's I have heard of have been security forensics built ROM's that have the monitoring built in a deep level in the OS. I don't know of any other solution and those solutions are not designed for everyday use so far as I know.
If you want to audio what apps actually do with those permissions - the only one's I have heard of have been security forensics built ROM's that have the monitoring built in a deep level in the OS. I don't know of any other solution and those solutions are not designed for everyday use so far as I know.
Roze
Hiding behind a mystery
You can also try 'PocketPermission', it's by one of our very own staffers 
Andima
Android Enthusiast
You can also try 'PocketPermission', it's by one of our very own staffers
Looks like its cool, are there any free trial for test app, before purchase full version?
Roze
Hiding behind a mystery
You can PM ALostPacket (OP in the thread I linked) to see if he has a trial version. I can vouch that it's a very handy little app. It is his Android Beginner Guide and you can sort apps based on permissions and he gives you a more clear description of what each permission means in layman term.
John Redcorn
Android Enthusiast
Cyanogenmod comes with something called "dev tools" that can show you all apps with whatever permission you want to view. I don't know if you can install/download this from somewhere but it may be another one to look into.