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Mar 27th, 2018
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  1. (This is a list of the permissions that you have to grant the Facebook app before you install it on Android):
  2.  
  3. Device & app history
  4.  
  5. retrieve running apps
  6.  
  7. Identity
  8.  
  9. find accounts on the device
  10. add or remove accounts
  11. read your own contact card
  12.  
  13. Calendar
  14.  
  15. read calendar events plus confidential information
  16. add or modify calendar events and send email to guests without owners' knowledge
  17.  
  18. Contacts
  19.  
  20. find accounts on the device
  21. read your contacts
  22. modify your contacts
  23.  
  24. Location
  25.  
  26. approximate location (network-based)
  27. precise location (GPS and network-based)
  28.  
  29. SMS
  30.  
  31. read your text messages (SMS or MMS)
  32.  
  33. Phone
  34.  
  35. read phone status and identity
  36.  
  37. Photos/Media/Files
  38.  
  39. read the contents of your USB storage
  40. modify or delete the contents of your USB storage
  41.  
  42. Storage
  43.  
  44. read the contents of your USB storage
  45. modify or delete the contents of your USB storage
  46.  
  47. Camera
  48.  
  49. take pictures and videos
  50.  
  51. Microphone
  52.  
  53. record audio
  54.  
  55. Wi-Fi connection information
  56.  
  57. view Wi-Fi connections
  58.  
  59. Device ID & call information
  60.  
  61. read phone status and identity
  62.  
  63. Identity
  64.  
  65. find accounts on the device
  66.  
  67. Contacts
  68.  
  69. find accounts on the device
  70.  
  71. Phone
  72.  
  73. directly call phone numbers
  74. read phone status and identity
  75.  
  76. Phone
  77.  
  78. read call log
  79. read phone status and identity
  80. write call log
  81.  
  82. Phone
  83.  
  84. directly call phone numbers
  85. read call log
  86. read phone status and identity
  87. write call log
  88.  
  89. Location
  90.  
  91. precise location (GPS and network-based)
  92.  
  93. Identity
  94.  
  95. find accounts on the device
  96. add or remove accounts
  97.  
  98. Photos/Media/Files
  99.  
  100. modify or delete the contents of your USB storage
  101.  
  102. Storage
  103.  
  104. modify or delete the contents of your USB storage
  105.  
  106. Other
  107.  
  108. download files without notification
  109. receive data from Internet
  110. adjust your wallpaper size
  111. view network connections
  112. create accounts and set passwords
  113. read battery statistics
  114. pair with Bluetooth devices
  115. access Bluetooth settings
  116. change network connectivity
  117. connect and disconnect from Wi-Fi
  118. full network access
  119. change your audio settings
  120. read sync settings
  121. run at startup
  122. draw over other apps
  123. control vibration
  124. modify system settings
  125. toggle sync on and off
  126. read Google service configuration
  127. view network connections
  128. expand/collapse status bar
  129. reorder running apps
  130. set wallpaper
  131. expand/collapse status bar
  132. reorder running apps
  133.  
  134.  
  135. Source: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.facebook.katana&hl=en
  136.  
  137. Your data is your responsibility. If you willingly hand over that data to Facebook so you can see what that guy you took a philosophy class with 10 years ago is up to now while you drop a deuce, that's on you.
  138.  
  139. Also to point out that Facebook isn't the only app that requires these types of permissions. All apps do to some degree. It's your responsibility to decide what level of intrusion you're willing to accept for the sake of convenience.
  140.  
  141. Now because I can't reply to every good point raised, like I originally was. A few replies to common posts 1) If the Facebook app comes standard on your phone as it does on most, these permissions are probably buried somewhere in the "Terms and conditions" booklet that comes with the phone that none of us ever read, but are agreeing to by using the phone. 2) Yes, this is shitty and it sucks, I'm not making a moral judgement on this large scale collection of data. I'm simply saying it is what it is and it's something we all need to be aware of and consider 3) Yes, I'm kind of a dick. Still doesn't change anything.
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