Android marshmallow中“身份”的App权限在哪里

Question

I am trying to use an emulator with which comes with Android Studio, to see what permissions a user can enable / disable from this device.

While a developer can declare he needs access to "Identity" or contact card, it seems that in the emulator, there is no option to display the apps that have disabled access to "identity".

Does this mean that there is no option for a user to refuse access to identity ? Or is it just that it does not appear in the emulator unless you create an app that requests identity ?

Answer 1

If you are using an API 23 emulator, the grouping of Android permissions has changed for the new runtime permissions model . The full list of dangerous permissions and their associated groups can be found on this table .

You'll note that most of the permissions in the old Identity bucket have either been removed entirely or moved to the 'Contacts' group (as is the case for GET_ACCOUNTS ).

Answer 2

Only "dangerous" permissions need to be requested from user in Android 6.0. Others are granted automatically when they are declared in the manifest.

List of dangerous permissions can be found here: http://developer.android.com/guide/topics/security/permissions.html#normal-dangerous - they are divided in groups, which are:

CALENDAR

 READ_CALENDAR WRITE_CALENDAR 

CAMERA

 CAMERA 

CONTACTS

 READ_CONTACTS WRITE_CONTACTS GET_ACCOUNTS 

LOCATION

 ACCESS_FINE_LOCATION ACCESS_COARSE_LOCATION 

MICROPHONE

 RECORD_AUDIO 

PHONE

 READ_PHONE_STATE CALL_PHONE READ_CALL_LOG WRITE_CALL_LOG ADD_VOICEMAIL USE_SIP PROCESS_OUTGOING_CALLS 

SENSORS

 BODY_SENSORS 

SMS

 SEND_SMS RECEIVE_SMS READ_SMS RECEIVE_WAP_PUSH RECEIVE_MMS 

STORAGE

 READ_EXTERNAL_STORAGE WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE