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- Change site settings permissions - Google Help
Manage site permissions You can easily allow or deny site permissions You can also grant one-time permissions for specific features When a site asks permission to use features like camera, location, and microphone, you can: Allow this time: The site will be able to use the requested feature only during your current visit However, the site will need to ask again on future visits Allow while
- Change app permissions on your Android phone
Change app permissions on your Android phone Learn how to update your app permissions with step-by-step visual guides You can allow some apps to use various features on your device, such as your camera or contacts list An app will send a notification to ask for permission to use features on your device, which you can Allow or Deny
- Change app permissions on your Android phone - Google Help
Change app permissions on your Android phone Learn how to update your app permissions with step-by-step visual guides You can allow some apps to use various features on your device, such as your camera or contacts list An app will send a notification to ask for permission to use features on your device, which you can Allow or Deny
- Manage your Google app permissions - Google Search Help
When you give Lens permission to use your camera, you can explore the world around you in an entirely new way With Lens, you can translate text, search for objects, and get more details about places When you share Camera permission through the Lens app, the access grant is shared automatically with the Google Search app Get info about your photos and surroundings
- Manage permissions from the privacy dashboard
Manage permissions from the privacy dashboard From the privacy dashboard, you can see which apps are accessing data, which permissions apps are using, and when that access is happening You can also manage permissions for camera, microphone, calendar, and more Learn more about permissions on your Android phone Check your app permissions:
- Control access to a shared calendar - Google Calendar Help
When there's a conflict between the permissions for all events and for a specific person or group, the broader permissions take priority For example: You make your calendar public with the access permission "See all event details " Then, you share your calendar with someone and set their permission to "See only free busy (hide details) "
- Permissions and APIs that Access Sensitive Information
Request permissions and APIs that access sensitive information to access data in context (via incremental requests), so that users understand why your app is requesting the permission
- Learn how to limit access to folders - Computer - Google Help
Learn why you may not have access to a limited access folder If you can’t open a limited access folder, it means that you aren’t included in the permissions for that folder The folder is grayed out in your list of files Examples of how a folder displays if you don’t have access: On a computer: On Android: Learn how folders with limited access work across platforms
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