Can an app update from Play Store reinstate its permissions I've disabled earlier?

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There are quite a few apps out there that request too many permissions during install time, most of them seem highly dubious. I tend to disable permissions I feel unlikely to be used and for the most part I get it right.



Can an update to said app reinstate its "factory" permissions that I've disabled? (an update might be from Play Store or APK)



This is about protecting privacy, which, I feel, is increasingly difficult these days.










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    There are quite a few apps out there that request too many permissions during install time, most of them seem highly dubious. I tend to disable permissions I feel unlikely to be used and for the most part I get it right.



    Can an update to said app reinstate its "factory" permissions that I've disabled? (an update might be from Play Store or APK)



    This is about protecting privacy, which, I feel, is increasingly difficult these days.










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      There are quite a few apps out there that request too many permissions during install time, most of them seem highly dubious. I tend to disable permissions I feel unlikely to be used and for the most part I get it right.



      Can an update to said app reinstate its "factory" permissions that I've disabled? (an update might be from Play Store or APK)



      This is about protecting privacy, which, I feel, is increasingly difficult these days.










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      There are quite a few apps out there that request too many permissions during install time, most of them seem highly dubious. I tend to disable permissions I feel unlikely to be used and for the most part I get it right.



      Can an update to said app reinstate its "factory" permissions that I've disabled? (an update might be from Play Store or APK)



      This is about protecting privacy, which, I feel, is increasingly difficult these days.







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          Cases that doesn't affect your current permissions:



          1. Updating app from play store.(also maybe the same for apk install too)


          2. When you disable/enable any app.


          3. When you clear only app cache.


          4. When you force stop and restart.


          5. During uninstall updates of an app. (This action is performed automatically when you disable that app).


          Cases that may reset your current permissions:



          1. When you clear Data and Cache.


          2. During reinstall.


          3. After factory reset.


          Note: The app developer/company can add more permissions while releasing a new update to a currently running app with specific permissions.






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            +1. Worth adding in your answer that app updates may add additional permissions without consent of user
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          Cases that doesn't affect your current permissions:



          1. Updating app from play store.(also maybe the same for apk install too)


          2. When you disable/enable any app.


          3. When you clear only app cache.


          4. When you force stop and restart.


          5. During uninstall updates of an app. (This action is performed automatically when you disable that app).


          Cases that may reset your current permissions:



          1. When you clear Data and Cache.


          2. During reinstall.


          3. After factory reset.


          Note: The app developer/company can add more permissions while releasing a new update to a currently running app with specific permissions.






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            +1. Worth adding in your answer that app updates may add additional permissions without consent of user
            – beeshyams
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          Cases that doesn't affect your current permissions:



          1. Updating app from play store.(also maybe the same for apk install too)


          2. When you disable/enable any app.


          3. When you clear only app cache.


          4. When you force stop and restart.


          5. During uninstall updates of an app. (This action is performed automatically when you disable that app).


          Cases that may reset your current permissions:



          1. When you clear Data and Cache.


          2. During reinstall.


          3. After factory reset.


          Note: The app developer/company can add more permissions while releasing a new update to a currently running app with specific permissions.






          share|improve this answer


















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            +1. Worth adding in your answer that app updates may add additional permissions without consent of user
            – beeshyams
            6 hours ago












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          Cases that doesn't affect your current permissions:



          1. Updating app from play store.(also maybe the same for apk install too)


          2. When you disable/enable any app.


          3. When you clear only app cache.


          4. When you force stop and restart.


          5. During uninstall updates of an app. (This action is performed automatically when you disable that app).


          Cases that may reset your current permissions:



          1. When you clear Data and Cache.


          2. During reinstall.


          3. After factory reset.


          Note: The app developer/company can add more permissions while releasing a new update to a currently running app with specific permissions.






          share|improve this answer














          Cases that doesn't affect your current permissions:



          1. Updating app from play store.(also maybe the same for apk install too)


          2. When you disable/enable any app.


          3. When you clear only app cache.


          4. When you force stop and restart.


          5. During uninstall updates of an app. (This action is performed automatically when you disable that app).


          Cases that may reset your current permissions:



          1. When you clear Data and Cache.


          2. During reinstall.


          3. After factory reset.


          Note: The app developer/company can add more permissions while releasing a new update to a currently running app with specific permissions.







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            +1. Worth adding in your answer that app updates may add additional permissions without consent of user
            – beeshyams
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            +1. Worth adding in your answer that app updates may add additional permissions without consent of user
            – beeshyams
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          +1. Worth adding in your answer that app updates may add additional permissions without consent of user
          – beeshyams
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          +1. Worth adding in your answer that app updates may add additional permissions without consent of user
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