Go to Settings, choose Apps, and then tap the cog icon followed by App permissions to toggle them on or off. It also means you can approve some permissions and not others within the same app (eg Facebook could have access to your location, but not your contacts). Instead of asking for permissions up front, apps ask for them as required: permission to use the camera when you take a photo, permission to use your location when you open a map, and so on. Recheck app permissionsĪpp permissions have changed in Marshmallow and are more (whisper it quietly) iOS-like. Android 6.0 activates Doze automatically when it detects your phone or tablet is not in use, so there are no options to set: just make sure you do something worthwhile with all the extra battery life.
As soon as you pick up the device again, it comes back to life. It saves battery life when your phone or tablet isn’t in use, reducing background activity and checking for new alerts less often. One of the headline features introduced with Marshmallow is called Doze.
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