Developing privacy user-centric apps

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Android lays out concrete steps: the privacy dashboard already shows >40% user engagement and on Android 13 extends history to seven days; auditing APIs let apps log stack traces and callbacks on sensitive data access; new notification runtime POST_NOTIFICATIONS is required for new apps; storage shifts to READ_MEDIA_IMAGES/VIDEO/AUDIO and a Play-delivered photo picker (no permission) for Android 11–13; Nearby Devices and neverForLocation flags (BLUETOOTH_SCAN, NEARBY_WIFI_DEVICES, UWB_RANGING) remove location requirements; revokeSelfPermissionOnKill lets apps downgrade permissions; clipboard auto-wipes after ~1 hour; request COARSE then upgrade to FINE only when needed.

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1. 0:00Start
2. 2:11Setting up data access operation callback
3. 6:56Internal & External Storage
4. 9:07Storage Access Framework

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