Permission Manager
Permission Manager is one of the best apps that can help to track and manage app permissions.
FEATURES
* List dangerous permissions which app requested.
* Grant or deny app permissions for each application.
* Display granted permission when opening application.
* Quick access special permission..
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Here’s how.
- Open the Settings app.
- Tap Apps under the device heading; then tap the Gear icon in the top-right corner and touch App Permission.
- Touch the individual app you wish to manage. …
- Touch Permissions. …
- From Settings, select Apps and touch the Gear icon.
- Touch App Permissions. …
- Touch a specific permission
Here is the process to grant a Specific Root Application from Your Rooter App:
- Head over to the Kingroot or Super Su or whatever you have.
- Go to Access or Permissions section.
- Then click on the app you want to allow the root access.
- set it into grant.
- That’s it.
No, it’s not a good or advisable idea. Explanation and some background: Force–stopping apps is not intended for “routine use”, but for “emergency purposes” (eg. if an app runs out of control and cannot be stopped otherwise, or if an issue causes you to clear cache and delete data from a misbehaving app).
System permissions are divided into two groups: “normal” and “dangerous.” Normal permission groups are allowed by default, because they don’t pose a risk to your privacy. (e.g., Android allows apps to access the Internet without your permission.) … Therefore, Android will always ask you to approve dangerous permissions.
