New with Android 12, the Privacy Dashboard.
There is a file on iOS I have leveraged for years
to do these exact things.
So what it's going to do is track which applications
have access to your location, your camera,
and your microphone.
It is there as a user to remind you,
saying, hey, if you want some privacy,
you could turn off all these informations.
You could say, I only want these apps
to have access to my camera.
Why does this one need access to my microphone?
What's crazy is, if you think about it, the Amazon app,
every time I look at it, it has access to my microphone.
I'm like, why?
Well, it's targeting the ads toward me.
Some of these apps do not need these permissions.
Make sure you are looking at your Android
and you're looking.
It is going to track the last 24 hours of usage
for any applications that have access
to those three permissions.
Now, depending on the manufacturer,
this data may look different.
So this is brand-new research that was just done.
Josh Hickman did some 1099 work for this course with me--
and very grateful, Josh.
This research is awesome.
He's written a blog on it.
This is fantastic for malware examinations.
This is also a great time to see where
the device was in local time.
So make sure you're starting to see some of the timestamps
are going to be in local time.