aSpotCat - Permission Checker 2m6t

List apps by permission to help you find and uninstall the malicious apps 5v2u4a

App info 3y1ik

Version :

3.82

Category :

Tools

Update :

May 10, 2025

Installs :

247,588

Developer :

AZSoft Technology Inc.

Requires Android :

Android Varies with device

Content Rating :

Everyone

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App description 3g57f

Android App Analysis and Review: aSpotCat - Permission Checker, Developed by AZSoft Technology Inc.. Listed in Tools Category. Current Version Is 3.82, Updated On 10/05/2025 . According to s reviews on Google Play: aSpotCat - Permission Checker. Achieved Over 248 thousand Installs. aSpotCat - Permission Checker Currently Has 2 thousand Reviews, Average Rating 4.2 Stars

Which apps use services (like SMS) that cost your money?

Which apps use GPS to determine where you are and consume additional battery power?

aSpotCat lists installed apps by permission to help you find and uninstall the malicious apps.
It's the best permission manager for your Android device.

No Notification Ads - we don't use any notification ads.
No ads (PRO-only)

Required permissions:
* Both "Internet" and "View network status" permissions are required by Google Ad component
* "Market billing" permission is required for purchasing the "No Ads" license
* "Read/Write external storage" permission is required for reading/writing the app log to SD

We have been selected as a Google I/O 2011 Developer Sandbox partner, for its innovative design and advanced technology.

Credits:
French - Thibault Rohmer
German - Michel Mueller, Dirk Haar
Polish - Grzegorz Jabłoński
Russian - Идрис a.k.a. Мансур (Ghost-Unit), Roman Rublevskiy
Spanish - Lahiri López
Turkish - Mustafa COŞKUN

If you are interested in helping us to translate this app to your local language, please let me know. Thanks.

We are currently offering version 3.82. This is our latest, most optimized version. It is suitable for many different devices. Free directly apk from the Google Play Store or other versions we're hosting. Moreover, you can without registration and no required.

We have more than 2000+ available devices for Samsung, Xiaomi, Huawei, Oppo, Vivo, Motorola, LG, Google, OnePlus, Sony, Tablet ... with so many options, it’s easy for you to choose games or software that fit your device.

It can come in handy if there are any country restrictions or any restrictions from the side of your device on the Google App Store.

What's New 2o412d

v3.82~v3.80
★ aSpotCat is now Android 15 compatible
★ no more show a popup window on the bottom of the screen when searching
★ send me an email if you'd like to help with the translation
★ bugs fixed and optimizations

Rate and review on Google Play store 2a632a

4.2

1,685 total

5 70.6

4 6.8

3 4.6

2 7.8

1 10.2

Total number of ratings 6454e

Total number of active s rated for: aSpotCat - Permission Checker

Total number of installs (*estimated) 284r47

Estimation of total number of installs on Google Play, Approximated from number of ratings and install bounds achieved on Google Play.

Recent Comments 223954

Barry Foxworth 4w376r

Incredible app! I installed it and found that I had purchased the PRO some time ago! Don't know why I uninstalled it! It lists all your apps, showing all the permissions you have granted each. Everything is in alpha order making it so easy to open the apps and make adjustments! Very nicely written and easy to operate. It's a handy tool and one that might save you from prying eyes.

Dee Fields h3f50

Phenomenal App Permission Manager. So many ways to slice and dice the seemingly endless rats' nest-like permission schema giving a better understanding of groups of potentially related permissions and the apps that have them. For instance, i searched for the keyword "" and found far more related permissions and a lot more apps that have those permissions. For instance, how can one tell what apps have prompts for s and are they adequately secured? I'm doing the same for "s."

V 6a2h1l

aSpotCat is an essential Android security tool. It provides s a quick, reliable way to directly survey all apps word-for-word permissions, revealing an otherwise off-limits, or beyond-surface, "raw" view in to the 's ed & System apps permissions capabilities in detail, and by category. For example, useful to identify connectivity vulnerabilities from wifi, network, & broadcasts permissions running rampant in all variety of apps. Totally worth it to app for ad free use. 💛

DM Huppenthal House 664o4a

When I was unable to UNinstall a virus with several different malware apps (wasted $$$) - but this one got the job done! *(and it was free)* I'm forever grateful. It's a little difficult to navigate through but worth figuring out since it successfully Uninstalled several viruses

Joe Doe 282gi

Works perfectly on my rooted phone. The who said "modern" android phones have this functionality built-in is a level 1 (knows how to turn on a phone). Try searching for a specific obscure permission by string name with the built-in settings and tell me how it goes ;)

computer android 2u4d6q

Excellent. 5 Stars for sure. Very thankful for this remarkable & intuitive App. A must have, in my opinion. I love Android very much & I have this on several of my Green Robots. Highly recommend it. It's easy to use. A family member may even benefit from this. Safety is a must & this truly makes things easier. Huge thanks to the Developer.

nageshwar rao adhikarala 3r6k2v

Same facility available in ApMgrIII of your app that already installed. Both the apps listed that one News App installed in my device is provided with 13 permissions. But in System Settings at Accessibility I found not a SINGLE permission is provided. How such wrong report displayed. However I uninstalled this single App SpotCat. Retained ApMgrIII only.

A Google 706c1u

app is good, even developer responds to any queries but don't understand why 7 trackers are included in the app even for pro version. got checked by Exodus privacy app found 7 trackers. immediately uninstalled. i have chamged to 5 star only because of the prompt response from the developer, Appreciate it. Moreover the developer confirmed all AD cookies are disabled once upgraded and the rest of the cookies are mentioned in the . Cheers Sam for clarification.