What is Android's 'permission auto-reset' feature (introduced in Android 11) and what does it do for apps with targetSdkVersion >= 30?
- A.Permission auto-reset is a user-triggered feature in Privacy Dashboard that resets all app permissions to their defaults for a fresh permission audit
- B.Android 11 automatically resets all permissions for apps that crash more than 3 times in 24 hours to prevent unstable apps from accessing sensitive data
- C.Permission auto-reset removes permissions from apps that requested them but never used the protected APIs within 30 days, reclaiming system resources
- D.If an app targeting API 30+ is not used for a few months, Android automatically resets its runtime permissions to denied and removes temporary file and notification permissions, protecting against dormant apps retaining sensitive access
Why D is correct