Tell HN: Google does not list application permissions in the Play Store any more
> They had implemented that already a while ago, then reverted the behaviour, and now implemented it once again.<p>This is, among many other reasons, why I finally dropped Android after the better part of a decade. The constant A/B/C/D/E testing makes every single thing they put out feel like it's a constant state of beta testing. It's to the point where you don't even know what to expect when you do something as fundamental as opening the app store. You'll seemingly have some kind of server-side flag activated one day that gives you a totally new UI in an app you use every day, hiding things or removing features you rely on. Then maybe in another few days it'll be back to how it was.<p>Not only do they not seem to value their users, they actively punish you for being one of their users, jostling you around between new UIs or even entire services that are always worse than the last.