Once you see permissions that Narendra Modi app gets by default, you won’t worry about any other app and privacy.
What’s interesting is that the app specifies that “no permission is compulsory on the NM app” and has the facility that the user can disable the access for these permissions in settings, but in reality – the app gets all the access by default (of course, you can remove them – but we know you won’t).
And yes, the NM app also gets the permission to set your wallpaper – so tomorrow morning when you wake up, get ready for it.
The Narendra Modi App is the dude app of permissions
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