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The newer Play Store versions bring the following changes in regards to permissions:

Permissions are now shown under vague categories when you press the "Update"/"Install" buttons. 42 permissions are also hidden from this screen (list below). To see almost all individual permissions, you can scroll down and tap "View details". Also note that unknown permissions (those defined by apps) are usually hidden in both screens.Auto-updates only check for new categories, not new permissions.

For more info, I'd recommend you read this article by pulser_g2.

This module aims to fix this problem for users who care about permissions. It'll do the following:

Make the Play Store show you all of the app's permissions.Require you to manually update apps with new permissions (regardless of the category).

It more or less restores the old behavior.

Author(s): 

GermainZ

Support/Discussion URL: 

http://forum.xda-developers.com/xposed/modules/playpermissionsexposed-fix-play-store-t2783076

Source code URL: 

https://github.com/GermainZ/PlayPermissionsExposed

Package: 

com.germainz.playpermissionsexposed

Version name: 

1.0.7

Release type: 

Stable (low risk of bugs)

Download: 

com.germainz.playpermissionsexposed_v10_6cf500.apk(38.89 KB)

Number of downloads: 

23,883 in total · 13 in the last 24 hours

MD5 checksum: 

6cf500f66a9b4b239f4cfa44c374de3b

Uploaded on: 

Sunday, January 31, 2016 - 12:50

Changes: 

- Added support for recent versions of the Google Play store (tested with v6.0.5). Backwards compatibility with previously supported versions should be preserved. (Patch by @pR0Ps, thanks!)
- Added Italian translation (patch by @TimeFireDS), improved French translation (patch by @Micks29).

Many thanks to all contributors!

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