While the privacy of our data has become much more important lately, application stores have also introduced some innovations in line with this sensitivity. One was that we could examine in detail the permissions requested by the applications in the stores before downloading the application. But Google made a remarkable move on this matter last week.

The company has ‘rights‘part’data security‘ under the title. But the permissions in this section are stated by the developers. So Google itself doesn’t list app permissions, which means: we just have to trust the developers referred to. When the said regulation met resistance, Google also decided to take a step back.

Permissions section returns:

In the post made from the official Android Developers (Android Developers) Twitter account, the company said the “Permissions” section goes back to the app store shared. In the shared statement, “The data security section gives users a simplified view of how an app collects, shares, and secures user data, but we also want to make app consent information easily visible so that users understand how an app accesses certain restricted data and actions.Statements were attached.

The Data Security section in the Google Play Store was announced in May 2021 and launched in April this year. Application developers must provide information about what they do with the user data they collect in this section. While this section is completed by the developers, Google makes no distinction between the information presented and the fact. in case of incompatibility act against it.