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Realme: Control App Access via Permission Manager

If an app keeps reaching for your camera, microphone, or location without a clear reason, the cause is usually a permission you granted once and forgot about. On a Realme phone, permissions are grouped by function rather than by app, which makes it hard to spot which app holds which access at a glance. Checking the permission manager shows exactly which apps currently use each sensitive function.

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VersionAndroid 11 · Realme UI 2

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Manage App Permissions in Permission Manager auf Realme

Android groups sensitive functions - camera, microphone, location, contacts, storage - into permission categories that every app must request before use. Realme UI collects all of these in one place instead of making you check each app individually.

Open Tap on SettingsTap on PrivacyTap on Permission manager to see the full list of protected permissions. Tap a permission such as location or camera, then Choose an App to see which apps currently hold that access.

Selecting an app opens Choose an Option, where you can allow access always, allow it only while the app is in use, or deny it completely. Changes here apply immediately without reinstalling the app.

This route is faster than opening each app's own settings page when you only want to review or change one specific permission across several apps at once. If an app behaves oddly or a feature disappears after you deny a permission, that feature is usually tied directly to the access you just removed.

For apps that only need a permission occasionally, choosing an option that asks each time keeps access limited without blocking the app for good.

Frequently asked questions

The app usually asks for the permission again the next time you try to use that feature, or the specific function stays unavailable until you allow it again in Permission manager.