Android

Permissions and Device Features

Runtime permissions, Camera, Location, Sensors, Bluetooth, NFC, Telephony and device feature detection

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1

What is the difference between Normal and Dangerous permissions?

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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.

2

How to request a runtime permission in Android?

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

3

What is ActivityCompat.checkSelfPermission() used for?

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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.

4

What are permission groups?

5

What is shouldShowRequestPermissionRationale() used for?

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