In my opinion, the permissions coarseness and inability to revoke permissions is completely intentional on google's part (it's not like they are unaware of what *could* be done):
- they want to obtain the social graph info for themselves
- they want companies to build android apps, and this personal data is the "payment" for that investment. So, just like with facebook, the end-user is not who google is trying to please/protect.
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- they want to obtain the social graph info for themselves
- they want companies to build android apps, and this personal data is the "payment" for that investment. So, just like with facebook, the end-user is not who google is trying to please/protect.