One of the responses I hear when people talk about the privacy-serial-killer that is Android is something like “Google is in the advertising business”. This has never really convinced me.
IIRC (might be wrong) the original Privacy Guard was different, introduced before AppOps existed. And Google removed access to AppOps soon after adding it, only brought it back considerably later.
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You're wrong about the history of this. AppOps wasn't removed and has remained accessible to power users the whole time. It was never a viable implementation of the feature for widespread use. It has bad usability which is why it's only used in ignore mode for legacy apps.
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