Application vetting services can detect unnecessary and potentially abused location permissions.
On Android 10 and later, the system shows a notification to the user when an app has been accessing device location in the background.
Application vetting services can detect unnecessary and potentially abused API calls.
The user can review which applications have location permissions in the operating system’s settings menu.
| Data Component | Name | Channel |
|---|---|---|
| Permissions Requests (DC0114) | Application Vetting | None |
| System Notifications (DC0117) | User Interface | None |
| API Calls (DC0112) | Application Vetting | None |
| System Settings (DC0118) | User Interface | None |
Application vetting services can detect unnecessary and potentially abused location permissions.
On Android 10 and later, the system shows a notification to the user when an app has been accessing device location in the background.
Application vetting services can detect unnecessary and potentially abused API calls.
The user can review which applications have location permissions in the operating system’s settings menu.
| Data Component | Name | Channel |
|---|---|---|
| Permissions Requests (DC0114) | Application Vetting | None |
| System Notifications (DC0117) | User Interface | None |
| API Calls (DC0112) | Application Vetting | None |
| System Settings (DC0118) | User Interface | None |