This will be the most important (and possibly most overlooked) new Android M feature

[Wireless News]

The way Android handles your privacy isn’t perfect, and various studies have shown that apps can and will take advantage of the way you set up app permissions to mine personal data for commercial purposes. However, a new leak indicates that Android M will offer users better privacy by introducing new features that’ll give them granular app permission control. DON’T MISS: SanDisk has lightning-fast SSD drives that are as cheap as regular hard drives The feature will likely-be similar to App Ops, Android Police reports, a feature that was accessible to Jelly Bean power users that allowed them to enable or disable individual app permissions. However, the feature was removed in Android 4.4.2 KitKat, as the App Ops feature was

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