How to Check Android App Permissions

Before allowing a game to use your phone’s camera, microphone, contacts or location, identify the installed app and consider what you want that feature to do. A familiar game name is not enough to identify a package.

Review an installed app

On many Android phones, open Settings, then Apps, choose the app and open Permissions. The exact wording varies by phone and Android version. Review allowed access as well as denied access, and change a setting when it does not fit your intended use.

Match access to the feature

A microphone request may relate to a voice feature, while notifications may relate to reminders. Look for an explanation in the app and its store description. This guide has not inspected the permissions of every listed game, so the directory cannot tell you which permissions your installed version currently requests.

Check again after changes

If an update introduces a new feature or a new request, review the permission again. For device-specific controls, use Google’s Android permissions instructions.

Apply the checklist to the right app

Use the package on the Yono 777 record or IND Rummy record to identify the app you are checking. Browse Rummy Apps for other records. If you are checking a downloaded file, continue with the APK safety guide.