What signs allow a user to determine that a permission is considered dangerous?

Permissions that grant access to confidential data or device functions that can affect the security and privacy of the user are considered dangerous. Signs of such permissions:

• They belong to the "dangerous" category in Android, such as access to the camera, microphone, contacts, or geolocation.
• The system requests explicit confirmation from the user during installation or first use of the app.
• In device settings, these permissions are highlighted separately and may have warning messages.

The user can determine the danger of a permission based on its description and request context, as well as how it relates to personal data or system functions.