Hey NullRequest, Olivier from MyPermissions here. The reason we didn’t go that far is simple. When you selectively revoke permissions on an app, they usually crash. That’s a huge problem to which there’s no solution yet. We’d rather give you a safer alternative then break your apps :-)

Hi. Olivier from MyPermissions here. You’re right. On iOS we didn’t extend to device apps. Apple doesn’t let any 3rd party apps report on system settings including system apps. That being said, Apple does a pretty great job of limiting the personal information developers can access. Moreover, if you think about it,…

Actually, Android M (Under 3% adoption) doesn’t do a stellar job of letting you see the permissions or control the majority of the permissions. Most of them are hidden in a submenu, which is unfortunate.