AndroidPermissions
Advanced System Security Auditor & Permissions Diagnostics
About the Project
AndroidPermissions is an advanced security diagnostics tool designed for power users who want complete visibility into what applications are doing on their devices. It monitors dangerous permissions (like access to camera, location, and files) and displays detailed, chronological system events.
By leveraging the system-level Shizuku API and native Android UsageStats, AndroidPermissions parses deep system diagnostics (such as dumpsys appops logs) to generate clean, readable 24-hour and 7-day timelines of when apps actually access sensitive APIs.
Key Features
Shizuku Integration
Queries hidden AppOps event histories using root-level or ADB shell privileges via Shizuku.
Privacy Dashboard
Analyzes foreground application runtimes and permission usage logs over 24-hour and 7-day windows.
Security Reference
Check out our online reference page to explore the full list of dangerous user-granted permissions.
Interactive Reference Portal
To browse detailed explanations of Android's dangerous permissions and see deep-link examples of how the app handles them, visit our built-in web portal:
- Online Portal: Android Permissions Web Reference Guide
- App Links: Deep-link integrations configured to parse
https://inquest.software/app/permissions/*URIs directly.