Additional permission management systems (such as Privacy Guard Manager, Permission Master, XPrivacy, or DonkeyGuard) can be installed to enhance the basic native Android system by allowing users to modify permissions after the installation of applications.
The top layer unifies the traditional roles of managers and elements into a single autonomic management layer.
Then comes the management layer.
The ideal permission management should allow users to write high-level permissions without narrowing the capability of access control.
Google is behind a management layer for Linux containers, Kubernetes.
To reduce the number of interactions with the user, the new permission management works as follows.
We have presented in this article a custom permission management system for Android 4.4.
We present in this section our system, named Kapuer, applied to Android permission management.
In this section, we summarize different works related to Android permission management.
Google has improved its native permission management approach in Android version 6.0.
Docker made a management layer choice and it was Tutum.
