The Absolute Beginners Guide to Cybersecurity 2023 - Part 4 - Checking Default App Permissions - Android

This video tutorial explains how to check and manage app permissions on Android devices. It covers accessing app permissions through settings, using the A Spot Cat app for better management, and understanding special access settings. The video provides examples with Instagram and Reptile apps, highlighting the permissions they require. It also advises against installing apps from unknown sources and emphasizes using the Google Play Store for downloads.

What permissions does Instagram have access to according to the video?

• Contacts, Location, Storage

• Contacts, Camera, Tools

• Camera, Microphone, Contacts

• Location, Storage, Microphone

Why does the Reptile app have access to the microphone?

• It is used for video calls

• It is used for international calls

• It is a social media app

• It is a music app

What is the primary function of the A Spot Cat app?

• To organize apps alphabetically

• To block unwanted calls

• To manage app permissions

• To enhance phone security

Which apps have access to the calendar according to the video?

• Reptile, Instagram, Bank of America

• Bank of America, Facebook Messenger, Smart Switch

• Smart View, Body Weight, Facebook Messenger

• Instagram, Facebook, Smart Switch

What should you do if an app has unnecessary access to your location?

• Disable the location permission

• Uninstall the app

• Ignore the permission

• Contact the app developer

What is the risk of allowing apps to install from unknown sources?

• Vulnerability to attacks

• Loss of app data

• Slower phone performance

• Increased battery usage

What does Android recommend regarding app installations?

• Install apps from any source

• Only install apps from the Google Play Store

• Avoid installing any new apps

• Install apps from trusted websites