Safety
Mobile App Permissions: What Users Should Check
A plain-language permissions check for Android installs. It is not a verdict on one package.
An install screen lists what the app wants to do with the phone. That list is one of the few checks you can make before the app is on the device. These notes are general Android guidance. They are not a scan of one Tiranga package, because this site does not host one.
Permissions that can fit a game
A game may need network access to load, and it may need storage if it keeps files on the device. A notification permission is ordinary if you can refuse it and still open the app. None of that proves the app is honest. It only means the request is not, by itself, absurd.
Permissions that should stop you
- SMS, especially the ability to read messages. One-time codes travel by SMS. An app that can read them can take an account.
- Contacts. A colour or number game does not need your address book.
- Accessibility. That permission can watch and tap the screen for the app.
- Device administrator. That can make the app hard to remove.
If the instructions say to turn off Play Protect or “install unknown apps” for the whole phone before you can read this list, stop. The APK guide and the APK checklist put the same warning next to the file itself.
After you have already allowed them
Remove permissions you do not recognise in the phone’s app settings, or remove the app. TirangApp cannot do that from this website. If the app already received a code or moved money, use the reporting routes on responsible gaming.