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<permission> creates a custom permission, while <uses-permission> requests an existing one for your app. I mixed them up at first while working on an app, just like figuring out a new FNF game.
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When creating a custom permission, such as an app that other apps can integrate with, it is essential to limit access.Use -permission when your software requires a permission it typically does not have.
permission is normally used when making a custom permission e.g. when making an app that other apps can tie in to, limiting access is a must.
uses-permission is used when your app actually needs a permission it doesn’t have normally.
permission is normally used when making a custom permission (e.g. when making an app that other apps can tie in to, limiting access is a must), and uses-permission is used when your app actually needs a permission it doesn’t have normally.