Question 1

What is the difference between Normal and Dangerous permissions?

Accepted Answer

Normal permissions are automatically granted at install time (e.g., INTERNET, VIBRATE). Dangerous permissions require explicit user consent at runtime since Android 6.0 (e.g., CAMERA, LOCATION) because they affect privacy.

Question 2

How to request a runtime permission in Android?

Accepted Answer

First check with checkSelfPermission(), then request with requestPermissions() or the modern Permission Launcher (registerForActivityResult). Handle the response in onRequestPermissionsResult() or in the launcher callback.

Question 3

What is ActivityCompat.checkSelfPermission() used for?

Accepted Answer

The checkSelfPermission() method checks whether a permission is currently granted. It returns PERMISSION_GRANTED if granted, PERMISSION_DENIED otherwise. Always check before using a permission‑protected feature.

Permissions and Device Features

What is the difference between Normal and Dangerous permissions?

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How to request a runtime permission in Android?

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What is ActivityCompat.checkSelfPermission() used for?

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What are permission groups?

What is shouldShowRequestPermissionRationale() used for?

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