What Are the Most Common App Permissions Used by South African Mobile Games?

This permission is not required for internet connection however, as the mobile browser provides all apps with the ability to send data to the internet. 93% of the games from South African publishers use the Internet Access permission.

This information includes such things as which networks exist and which already have connections. 87% of the games from South African publishers use the Network Information Access permission.

This is good for apps, like YouTube, that get extended periods of engagement that do not necessarily require the user to touch the screen or otherwise interact physically with the device. 64% of the games from South African publishers use the Phone Sleep Mode Preventation permission.

58% of the games from South African publishers use the com.google.android.gms.permission.AD_ID permission.

54% of the games from South African publishers use the Billing permission.

44% of the games from South African publishers use the android.permission.FOREGROUND_SERVICE permission.

33% of the games from South African publishers use the android.permission.ACCESS_ADSERVICES_ATTRIBUTION permission.

32% of the games from South African publishers use the android.permission.ACCESS_ADSERVICES_AD_ID permission.

30% of the games from South African publishers use the android.permission.ACCESS_ADSERVICES_TOPICS permission.

This includes whether Wi-Fi is enabled and the names of the connected Wi-Fi devices. 22% of the games from South African publishers use the Wifi Information Access permission.