App Permissions — The Overlooked Key to Mobile Security

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As a cybersecurity and digital marketing specialist, I often notice users granting all permissions to apps without checking what they really need. Inside Samsung’s ecosystem, apps request access to data like contacts, location, and media — but many of these are optional. Managing them wisely can protect your privacy and improve battery life. 💡 Pro Tip: Go to Settings → Privacy → Permission Manager and review what each app can access. You’ll be surprised how much control you actually have! I’m curious — do you regularly review your app permissions, or only when something goes wrong? #CyberSecurity #SamsungApps #PrivacyMatters #DigitalSafety

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[keith30]

The problem with lot of apps is that if you don't grant permission then the app will not work properly to get the full benefit of what you want to achieve.

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But if you allow them they access your data. 
What I think there is no place to go.

Often times when we talk and our phones are in the pockets. He listens everything and it is more often to happen that you will see the ads related to your topic.
Isn't vulnerable? They know what we are doing and what are our interests and I think so they us more than us.

This is the part of the digital era which is so dark and sad as well.

[Brisy1]

Maybe it's only my phone but it doesn't care which permissions I allow or deny. An app will use what it wants.  I go to Security & privacy and review my Permission usage I tap Show system apps to see everything. There are always multiple instances where apps have used a permission in the last 24 hours that I had set to Don't allow. 

Would you or anyone have solutions or suggestions on how to fix this issue? Or explain why it used permissions that I have selected as Don't allow? 

Thank you