I have the Samsung Note 4 and I recently tried a new CM12.1 ROM (which I love) and figured because the new ROM I needed to do a new theme. Found an awesome CM12 theme, found some really nice icons to match and lastly I needed a new clock widget. Searching Playstore I found the perfect matching clock and went to download it and and .... The first thing its says is its FREE! Click the link and then its says In-app purchases. Click Install and check this out ... Needs access to: In-app purchases. Device & App History. (Allows the app to view one or more of: Information about activity on the device, which apps are running, browsing history and bookmarks) Identity. (Uses one or more of: Accounts on the device, profile data) Photos/Media/Files. (Uses one or more of: Files on the device, such as images, videos or audio, on the devices internal or external storage) Device ID & Call Information. (Allows the app to determine the phone number and the device IDs, whether a call is active and the remote number connected by a call) For a freakin clock? Needless to say I didn't install it, and would never install such an intrusive application. I have to ask, what is the point of needing all this information? Is this a case of companies creating "free" apps in order to make the real money from selling your personal information? I'm not new to Android, I know there are ways and means to still install the app and put a stop to all its spying ways, but the question still remains, what the ....??? For a clock
1st root your device then install XPrivacy , it will allow you to install xposed framework then you can restrict those permission in your android device. [h=1][/h]
you mean: 1st root your device then install [flash .zip from recovery + install .apk from android] xposed framework, [install XPrivacy, activate it in xposed modules and reboot] it will allow you to install [use, XPrivacy has no effect without xposed installed. There are many xposed modules that you can install & XPivacy is one of them] XPrivacy then you can restrict those permission in your android device.