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androidpermissions refers to the system that Android uses to manage the access applications have to sensitive user data and device functions. When an app needs to perform an action that could potentially compromise user privacy or security, such as accessing contacts, camera, microphone, location, or sending SMS messages, it must declare the corresponding permission in its manifest file. The Android operating system then presents this permission request to the user, typically during app installation or the first time the app attempts to access the protected resource.

Users have the ability to grant or deny these permissions. Historically, permissions were granted all at once at installation. However, modern Android versions employ a more granular approach, allowing users to grant permissions on a per-app basis, often at runtime when the feature requiring the permission is first used. Users can also review and revoke previously granted permissions at any time through the device's settings menu. This system aims to provide users with greater control over their data and ensure that applications only access what is necessary for their functionality. Developers must carefully consider the permissions their applications require, requesting only those that are essential, and clearly explain to users why these permissions are needed.