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Android defines a set of permissions that third-party apps can request. Permissions are categorized by sensitivity; most permissions are either "normal" or "dangerous". Normal permissions are granted automatically, without prompting the user; dangerous permissions are presented to the user when the app is installed and the user is asked to consent to granting them.
Question: For any particular Android permission I have in mind, how can I tell whether it is a normal permission or a dangerous permission? Is there a list of dangerous permissions and a list of normal permissions?
(I know that third-party apps can declare their own permissions. I'm only asking about standard permissions. I know it may not be possible to get a 100%-complete list. I'm only looking for best-effort; something is better than nothing.)
For a related but different question, see also Where can I get a list of Android permissions (however, that's a different question; it doesn't at the normal vs dangerous distinction, and I don't necessarily need a complete list).
From android M permissions will be granted at runtime. User consent is not required for Normal permissions but for Dangerous permissions user is required to grant the permission to application.
Normal permissions: https://developer.android.com/guide/topics/security/normal-permissions.html
Dangerous permissions: Dangerous permissions cover areas where the app wants data or resources that involve the user's private information https://developer.android.com/guide/topics/security/permissions.html#normal-dangerous
in Android Studio,you can open your AndroidManifest.xml and press F1 on every permission you used then you can see if it is dangerous which the doc may shows.
I found this blogpost listing the "default" permissions by protection level. I think, this is the kind of list you were looking for.
The list might have changed in the meantime though, as the post is 10 months old. It provides sample code to recompile the list by yourself.
AFAIK, the documentation is wrong here.
AFAIK, all permissions have this behavior.
What this may have morphed into is that dangerous permissions are always displayed and normal permissions are ones that might be "below the fold" if there are enough dangerous ones.
You can look at the source code.
Here is a good article which describes every thing about run time permissions ,
Normal permissions
Dangerous permissions
For more simplicity, below are list of Normal permissions taken from official docs:
As of API level 23, the following permissions are classified as PROTECTION_NORMAL:
And here is list of Dangerous permissions and permission groups: